Sentence examples for tightly trying from inspiring English sources
Behind the closed door they hugged each other tightly, trying to wish away the fear that gripped them.
In a winter as cold as this past one, it's possible for bees to cluster so tightly, trying to keep warm, that they're unable to move to their stores of honey a few inches away.
I grasped onto the net and held on tightly trying not to brush his shoulder as he crawled pass me.
They hugged each other tightly, Mrs. Graham trying to comfort her friend, who could not stop crying.
Tonight there were skaters from many nations, wound up tightly and trying to uncoil into quadruple jumps.
We watched him, in the second debate, prowling behind his opponent, back and forth with lowered head, belligerent and looming, while she moved within her legitimate space, returning to her lectern after each response: tightly smiling, trying to be reasonable, trying to be impervious.
"If people are walking around feeling anxious and tightly wound, trying to avoid bad things, then they're really not tuned into life.
No matter how fast he ran, his pursuer was running faster, and no matter how tightly he tried to guard the fish, they slithered away.
Pack smaller bulbs in tightly and try and find shallow alpine pans, which are the perfect container for crocus, snowdrops, fritillaries, iris, muscari and other small bulbs.
Close your eyes, tightly and try to think about the real world.
