Sentence examples for tightly seated from inspiring English sources

It depicts a black family, tightly seated on a galloping horse, fleeing an unseen force of violent retribution and enslavement.

For blades that are tightly seated, you may have to pry the blade off or work it up and down to loosen it after the nut is removed.

Until those vents are closed, it will not be clear whether the cap is seated tightly enough on the cut end of the well's riser pipe to prevent large amounts of oil from continuing to pour into the Gulf of Mexico, Admiral Allen said.

– The law offices of a successful American law firm in which the walls are tastefully papered with money — MORNING ALICIA FLORRICK, a slick lawyer in a tightly tailored suit, is seated in her office, across from Corset.

If you smell a burnt odor, it might be a sign valve are not seating tightly, allowing hot combustion gases to leak out and "burn" the oil.

The top or head of the malleus and the body of the incus are held together by a tightly fitting joint and are seated in the attic, or upper portion, of the eardrum cavity.

It has about 40 tightly wedged seats, including stools at high tables.

Moorhead told Guardian Australia last week that the opposition picking up six of the most tightly contested seats – the original swag thought necessary for Labor to at least have a shot at government - remained a live possibility.

In the tightly contested seat of Hastings and Rye, the topic of fishing quotas has become a key election issue.

Back then, the tightly contested seat was a close-run thing between the Tories (who won 37.6% of the votes) and the Liberal Democrats (who won 37.4% of the votes).

The audience is seated in metal folding chairs tightly packed around the edges of the rehearsal room.