Sentence examples for work tighter with from inspiring English sources

It's set to work tighter with the new.Mac subscription service, which is nice, but if you also have an iPhone, you can sync your iPhone's photos to your.Mac and iPhoto '08 automagically.

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall authorities in the German capital have had to work with tighter restrictions on state surveillance than have affected other big cities internationally.

It doesn't work with tights".

He also warned that a currency union would only work with tight fiscal controls -- saying the SNP's claim that tax rates would be exempt were "a million miles" from the controls that Bank of England governor Mark Carney believes are needed.

He learned to work with tight resources during his eight-year apprenticeship in the lower echelons of British cinema, and proved equally responsible when given the chance to handle large forces.

Goods are identified, sorted, and packaged with computer-assisted precision, while employees work in tight collaboration with the plant's automated systems in shifts that run around the clock.

How could you go wrong with a good-works company, apparently tight with the government, promising interest of 50 and 100 percent, maybe even higher?

He used pen and ink, brush and wash, chalk and pastels, all with equal facility, and he worked loose and tight with equal incisiveness.

Working with tight budgets, he began by using acoustic instruments and small chamber groups before going more electronic with the newly invented synthesisers – typically, in the 1972 serial Day of the Daleks.

He also said he has been working with tight ends coach and assistant head coach Pete Lembo on his blocking technique, particularly getting his hands inside on opponents.

Working with tight budgets and foreseeing potential budget cuts from the city last year, principals saved more than $80 million to buffer possible cutbacks.