Sentence examples for tightly working from inspiring English sources

Some of us are already next to that stake, holding on tightly, working day in and out to be portals towards change.

For there was nothing innocent or even particularly cheerful about the squeaks and snorts provoked by a glance at these tightly worked bits of ephemera.

Der Einsame im Herbst by Robin de Raaff – at 42, the youngest of the three – used references to Mahler, Schönberg, Berg and Webern as starting points in his tightly worked piece.

The Resnick is tightly worked, the Abbott loose and rangy; both are excellent footnotes to the Museum of Modern Art's current celebration of the movement.

Based on the concept of the wunderkammer, it brings together 100 works by 36 disparate artists in a bit of tightly worked curatorial intarsia that intimates the strange, wonderful and quasivisionary underpinnings of all kinds of art.

Some are small and tightly worked, including pieces by Wucius Wong, Tseng Yuho (her membranes of soft, modulated color bring the American painter Loren MacIver to mind) and Gao Xingjian (who last year won a Nobel prize for literature).

Walker never evinced much interest in the philosophical aspects of kinematic relativity, choosing instead to focus tightly upon working out the physical details of the theory itself.

But his lawyer, Mr. Pino, said children under 14, who are tightly restricted from working under Ecuador's labor laws, did not work at Los Álamos.

It was argued that Manchester had been successful in attracting plenty of investment – its success was due to a number of councils in the Greater Manchester area working tightly together.

From what we understand, those who are joining have already been working tightly with Apple up to now.

The fact that Google and Adobe are now working tightly to improve Flash integration in Google Chrome probably doesn't help.