tight的示例

• Those trousers look a bit tight around your middle.

• Hold on tight and don't let go!

• He screwed his eyes tight shut against the bright light.

• The cyclists were all dressed in tight lycra shorts and the official team vest.

• I can't unscrew the top of this jar - it's really tight.

• The ethologists formed a tight band, and their promotional activities were well targeted.

• All wear the same below-the-knee dresses made out of the same fabric, with gathered tops and uncomfortably tight (and not terribly flattering) fitted waists.

• This has enabled us to complete camera-ready production for the volume within a fairly ambitious, tight schedule of only seven months.

• We also were now inclined to favour tighter credit this week instead of delaying.

• Tight junctions and microvilli localized at the trophoblastic surface were disrupted to a high degree.

• Here, the issue is why popular protests rose so frequently despite tight political control by the government.

• His determined progression towards a tighter fit between services, structure and programme is analysed in impressive detail.

• Unless the initial constraint propagation phase provides useful finite bounds, interval estimates are frequently meaningless since calculations with unbounded intervals rarely generate tight enclosures.

• This tight link between concessions and mills is the reason for the inclusion of the harvest constraint in the model.

• For those who maintain an illusion of tight control, the book will be an eye-opener.

• Nonetheless, our data indicate that there is a tight synchronous coupling between words and signs that parallels that observed for speech and gesture.

• First, regularity of strophic constructions and tight rhyme schemes are especially cultivated by the troubadours to impose structure on an unruly vernacular language.

• To ensure that benefits do not exceed contributions a tight limit has been set on eligibility and total payments.

• Since then, the political climate has forced the central government to impose tight controls on ministerial spending.

• A tight editorial rein has been kept on length of chapter and the authors' succinct treatment of their various subjects is laudable.