Sentence examples for what tightens from inspiring English sources

His teeth set too hard against the jolts, and I am afraid that what I've kept from him is what tightens his fingers on the rubber grips and drives him again and again on the same block.

Filling out forms, attending open houses, prepping for interviews, taking the entrance exams — it's a lot of work, and I am there every step of the way, standing behind them, leaning over their shoulders, looking down (that's what tightens the ab), swallowing hard (also good for the ab), and clenching and unclenching my fists (good for the fists).

When we consider the scale of our fiscal woes, we have a hard time envisioning what tightening our belts will really mean.

To make the point, Grace graphically illustrates what the tightening of a 30-year Treasury bond spread can do to a portfolio.

So what about tightening the security screw further by applying a continuous biometric — such as a keyboard that knows who's typing on it in real-time and could lock out an intruder based on sensing unfamiliar keystrokes?

This is an important step as this is what will tighten your harness.

Still, you could wonder what impact belt-tightening had on the present season.

However, what the continued tightening of the labour market does not seem to have translated into is any great increase in wages.

An IMF staff study has estimated that emerging and developing countries subsidised fuel by about $250 billion in 2010.Loosening, or tightening?What can central banks do to protect the economy?

Irish voters narrowly rejected a proposal on Wednesday that would have tightened what is already a near total ban on abortions here by preventing pregnant mothers who are suicidal from terminating their pregnancies.

McKinnon's voice was perfect, and she captured the disbelief in the "uh-huh," but she missed what Warren's tightened jaw reveals: not tension but an elemental fury.