Sentence examples for tightly asked from inspiring English sources

"If we find a murder mutation, are we going to be more accepting of murderers, or are we going to lock them up even more tightly?" asked Jeffrey M. Friedman, director of the Starr Center for Human Genetics at Rockefeller University.

My mother was crouched over my aunt, who was laid out in the middle of the living room floor breathing heavily and gripping my mother's hand tightly, asking her to take care of her kids when she inevitably died from whatever the hell was happening to her, a mystery to all but me at that point.

Squeeze them tightly, asking them if they want you to squeeze less or more tightly.

Do not roll the gauze tightly, ask the patient if it feels tight and adjust the rolls accordingly.

So for the next half-hour, we walked around as he held my hand tightly and asked others in Arabic where to go.

Well my brain is too precious an organ to be hazarded in this way, and my mind is tightly closed when asked to consider the possibility that homeopathy (crystal healing, Bach's flowers, psychic surgery and so on) is anything other than a placebo offered by a kindly practitioner with ample time at their disposal.

"What are you doing?" Charlotte asked, smiling tightly at an approaching security guard.

American law has recognised that corporations have some First-Amendment rights; in Citizens United in 2010, the court held that free-speech protections bar the government from curbing corporate political spending too tightly.Justice Sonia Sotomayor asked: "How do we determine when a corporation has [a] belief?

"What is she teaching her daughter?" some asked, pearls tightly clutched.

Subjects were asked to tightly seal their lips around the mouthpiece and to breathe quietly at FRC level.

The question that the newly tightly strung Wall Street worker asked himself at the start of each year was no longer "What do I do this year to further my career at my company?" It was "How do I maximize my take for the year?" One of the stranger psychological hazards of work on a trading floor was the new and widespread sense that one was doing his company a favor by working for it.