Sentence examples for tighter role from inspiring English sources
We use him in a tighter role and he was devastated by the citing and ban.
Depending on what you want to do it can be one of the freest or tightest roles.
Mr. Vasiliev does not have the kind of physique considered suitable for "white tights" roles, a reference to the costume worn by the princely characters in ballets like "Swan Lake" or "Sleeping Beauty".
As for the tight-head role, Dan Cole is the man with the mileage and therefore trumps the newcomer Paul Hill at this stage in proceedings.
Although apoptosis is observed in many diseases that involve disrupted tight junctions, the role displaced tight junction proteins may have in the initiation of apoptosis has not been investigated.
Zach Ertz and Travis Kelce are two other intriguing names who were drafted early but are unlikely to produce much for fantasy owners from their No. 2 tight end roles.
If you do not pressure your children into tight gender roles, children will be able to be who they are.
As Tonio, the sweetly sincere tenor Lawrence Brownlee is as elegant and smooth as ever; he is a tad tight in the role's infamous high C's, but they're there.
The manager was castigated for seemingly being too negative when the side scraped a 2-1 victoverover Andorra in their first qualifier but the wisdom of the system soon be came clear: the switch to three central defenders, a pair of holding midfielders and two wing-backs helped make the team tight, while the role of the centre-forward gave Bale and Ramsey space in which to thrive.
These results support other physiological and clinical results indicating the role tight, consistent TGC can play in reducing organ failure, morbidity and mortality, and should be validated on data from randomised trials.
The central role, tight regulation, and ubiquitous presence of fructose-bisphosphate aldolase in the glycolytic pathways of all organisms capable of classical (Embden-Meyerhof-Parnas) glycolysis sheds further doubt on a notable alternative being active in E. coli.
