Sentence examples for we have tight from inspiring English sources
"We offered safety courses at our shows, we have tight security and everything we do is legal.
"The English tag us with the really big spending clubs, but we have tight budgets and we do not get everything we want," he said.
Minimal warnings, last-minute changes of plan and confusing announcements posted on Twitter in Japanese – does Thom Yorke not realise we have tight deadlines?
"Is this a first for a professional club?" In a word: No. "Way back in 2002 when QPR's finances were in a truly parlous state, unlike now where we have tight-fisted owners, fan and future life president Harold Winton not only bought club legend Big Danny Shittu from Charlton for £350,000, but also paid his wages for the entire first season of his contract," writes Edar Mullan.
His only reference to previous spending habits is his acknowledgment that "we have tighter cost structures in the industry than we used to".
I love the NHS but as rules become stricter and we have tighter budgets and less time with patients I may end up having to split my time between clinical work and another area such as teaching.
In a letter to Portsmouth City Council, on his resignation from the UKIP group, Mr Hastings added: "I feel strongly about protecting Britain's borders and ensuring we have tighter border controls and lower managed levels of immigration".
"All over the pitch, we had tight passing triangles, we moved the ball technically very well on what is a very difficult pitch to play on.
Social capital "We should have tight connections inside the project first, so we can show the use case and real business case inside the project it's then easier to make it interesting for external partners".
We always have tight games against Spain - Brazil remains the unknown but we will do our research on them".
