Sentence examples for tightly ready from inspiring English sources

Her new sneakers were laced tightly, ready for action, on a warm Tuesday morning in the West 91st Street offices of the Service Program for Older People, a beneficiary of the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, which is one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

Keep covered tightly until ready to serve.

Carolee Carmello's Arlene suggests a tightly coiled spring, ready to come undone at the slightest provocation.

Leave the stuffing tightly covered until ready to serve.

But, in these tightly edited, sharing-ready clips, there's no time for boredom to set in — and, therefore, no time for reality to show through.

FOLDING fish fillets, boneless poultry or almost any vegetable into a tightly sealed foil package, ready to be baked to order, is an easy standby for the indoor and outdoor cook.

Cover the cream filling with plastic wrap tightly and refrigerate until ready to serve.

The British filmmaker Steve McQueen, then best known for his gallery work, approached the history with a tightly controlled, art-house-ready film influenced by performance art, theater and even painting.

Ruth Gilligan wrote a letter to God, folded into a tightly wedged note as though ready to be pushed into a crack in the Western Wall.

Slip an earring hook on to the jump ring and close tightly.The earrings are now ready for wearing or giving as a gift.

Most plans require many revisions before they are ready (i.e., tightly focused and comprehensible).