Sentence examples for when tight from inspiring English sources

Certainly that's true when tight labour markets allow for rapid pass-through of costs to wages.

When tight end Dan Campbell's name was mentioned, Fassel's mood brightened as he shouted: "He'll play.

When tight end Martellus Bennett returned to the game after hyperextending his knee, Bradshaw began rubbing Bennett's knee in the huddle.

When tight skirts were voguish, in the early 1990's, they were worn with newly engineered microfiber stockings that had built-in panties.

It ended when tight end Tony Gonzalez lined up on fourth down late in the fourth quarter and thought to himself, "Oh, my God, they are going zone".

The fumble came moments after the Vikings (6-1) had a touchdown taken off the board when tight end Jeff Dugan was called for tripping.

When tight end Kevin Boss left for the Oakland Raiders, there was the same uprising but the Giants stuck with the familiar tight ends Jake Ballard and Travis Beckum.

Although Dalton was intercepted three times, the Bengals appeared to have tied the game late in the fourth quarter when tight end Jermaine Gresham made a juggling 9-yard catch along the left sideline with less than six minutes remaining.

But its chaotic structure resembles something else: the ideal corporation, as envisioned by management gurus in the nineties, when tight-knit, top-down organizations bound together by a common purpose fell out of fashion.

The visitors were forced into a late change when tight-head prop Declan Fitzpatrick pulled out just before kick-off through injury.

A potential survival benefit was recently demonstrated, when tight-controlled glycemia was applied to an overall population of patients admitted to surgical and medical intensive care.