Sentence examples for tighter cut from inspiring English sources
Apparently inspired by doo-woppers the Flamingos and, possibly, the tighter cut of American trousers, Burgess has begun singing in a curious falsetto.
Therefore, tighter cut-offs for calling CNVs in the copy number analysis were used for the hESC samples.
When money is tight, cut back on expensive haircuts and hair gel.
The tight cut and simplicity of theirs references Bruce Lee in Game of Death; the matchy-matchyness, Christopher Moltisanti from The Sopranos.
So it's not just about economics, even today, but about the particular allure of seeing drama that's taut and tight, cut to the bone.
The sixties-style suit — tight cut, high lapels, flat-fronted trousers worn from the hip — is taking some strain around the jacket's single fastened button.
"Crystal" is a tight cut of raw and jacking acid techno, deep enough to lose yourself.
I played a small theater in Seattle, and the girls had flap skirts on and the tights cut off below their knees and lace gloves and rosaries and bows in their hair and big hoop earrings.
This will allow for the tightest cut with less heat and distortion.
Make sure the seal is somewhat tight; cut off excess if you need to.
