It tightens up, and you have to loosen it up.
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Put them on and it magically tightens up around your feet.
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Even as the social network tightens up restrictions, it's important to be careful.
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"So that's just another thing that really tightens up the margins," said Denchfield.
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The push comes as the presidential campaign tightens up in its final days.
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The atmosphere tightens up on the 11th when the sun trines a retrograde Saturn.
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"This tightens up the expected supply for the December to March period," he said.
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The steering tightens up and feels as if it could bend time and space.
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This also tightens up the vessels that ferry blood through our organs and tissues.
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A bill that "tightens up online sales tax collections" may take that tax's place, Tulsa World reports.
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When Goldberg shakes in some caramel-colored garlic powder, the dressing tightens up and tastes exactly right.
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"You can certainly see that their poetry tightens up and becomes more powerful while they're here," said Walker.
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The narrative tightens up and gains momentum as it builds toward that deadly evening at the Lorraine Motel.
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Think of the mind as a muscle that naturally tightens up over time unless it is consciously worked upon.
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Deleting unused apps tightens up your security, with the added bonus of freeing space on your phone for more useful things.
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The bill tightens up enforcement, requiring that farmerworkers' employers participate in the federal E-Verify program, with no exemptions for small farmers.
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The bill tightens up enforcement, requiring that farm employers participate in the federal E-Verify program, with no exemptions for small farmers.
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The bill unveiled Wednesday tightens up deadlines in the process for seeking asylum while doubling the period of time migrants can be detained.
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Around this time, the line tightens up and we start snaking our way through the park and towards the turnstiles, where we'll purchase our tickets.
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Simply rub over the damaged spot, and the hole will disappear, thanks to reinforced threading on the nylon that tightens up around the affected area.
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My chest tightens up a little, suddenly corseted, and my vision tunnels like one of those old Western photos in which everyone is grim-faced.
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And if Chen gets a good night's sleep, tightens up his boots and loosens up his nerves, he just might attempt six quads on Saturday.
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At some point the yelling gets a little more urgent and the kids picking dandelions get into Magic: The Gathering and the baseball tightens up a bit.
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Three drive modes: Standard, Sport, and GS. The real action happens with GS, which noticeably tightens up the steering, firms up the ride, and intensifies the shifts.
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Bartolini attributes the hunger for global funds to more attractive valuations, improving earnings, synchronized global growth and central banks that remain loose while the U.S. Fed tightens up.
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A cascade of polls released over the weekend have Bernie Sanders challenging Joe Biden's frontrunner status, surpassing Biden in key early states as the national horse race tightens up.
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Juul tightens up social media to focus on former smokers switching to e-cigs However, these recent efforts by Juul to change its marketing tune, may be too little, too late.
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This is a constant theme in mixed martial arts: a fighter tightens up the form and increases the speed of his blows, gets to the mark first, and gets hammered immediately afterwards.
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The trigger buttons on the PS4 controller handle each side, so if Sam starts tipping to the left, you hit the left trigger and he tightens up his backpack to keep steady.
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In addition to the hard-core Trump supporters who turned out, she also faced protests from her left-flank, a group that could be critical as the race tightens up in the fall.
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Davis-Oliver also tightens up the visa issuance process, with the clear realization that in many cases, the best chance to prevent a terror attack is to deny the would-be assassins entry in the first place.
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My body tightens up when I hear the rare sound of a car engine, and hearing one pull up outside of a house I am looting instills a sense of panic and fear that I can't quite describe.
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"As the economy strengthens, which it will at some point and as truck capacity tightens up, which it will at some point, we're in a great place to take advantage of that," Lance Fritz, Union Pacific's chief executive, said.
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We found that chilling the beans tightens up this process and can give higher extractions with less variance in the flavor—so you would have to brew it for less time or could get more coffee from the same beans.
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As that tightens up over the summer, that could cause some problems if the Democrat starts to look like he or she might win, but I think that's several months off and the group is setting up very well on a technical basis for a further run.
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One half of the German duo, İsmail Tüfekçi, is already out on the floor as the lighting team tightens up the set's visuals; their manager assures me Jence Moelle will be down in a second—he's just throwing some pants on after trying to nap in the green room.
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Juul tightens up social media to focus on former smokers switching to e-cigs Documents delivered to the subcommittee show that Juul was aware that its prevention programs were "eerily similar" to those used by the big tobacco companies (which were ultimately forced to pay states and the U.S. government $27.5 billion in a master settlement agreement over their marketing and sales practices).
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Two or three days a week, I'm exposed to something in my home after my wife gets ready in the morning or if I go into her closet, and my throat tightens up, so I suspect that even though her four metric tons of personal products are artificial-fragrance-free now, there's some non-scented chemical that still bothers me.
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With the support of President Goodluck Jonathan, Tukur was elected as National Chairman of the PDP, Nigeria's governing party, in March 2012."The President tightens up", Africa Confidential, volume 53, number 7, 30 March 2012.
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Hyptiotes cavatus, the triangle weaver, is a species of cribellate orb weaver in the family of spiders known as Uloboridae. It is found in the United States and Canada. It uses an unusual hunting technique whereby it tightens up an anchor line of the web whilst waiting for prey. This effectively winds up and compresses the web.
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Read them and > wonder! > Soviet concentration camps, according to Davis, are "simply places to keep > criminals." On the jailing of innocent people, the shooting of those who > oppose Russia in the slave nations, Davis has this to say: "If Russia sends > innocent people to concentration camps and tightens up civil liberties, it's > the fault of the American government." Just how is not revealed.
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Reggae drummers often involved these three tips for other reggae performers: (1) go for open, ringing tones when playing ska and rocksteady, (2) use any available material to stuff the bass drum so that it tightens up the kick to a deep, punchy thud, and (3) go without a ride cymbal, focusing on the hi-hat for timekeeping and thin crashes with fast decay for accents.Dawson, M. (2012, 08). Jamaican drum sounds. Modern Drummer, 36, 70.
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The film takes place in the years 1944 and 1945 towards the end of World War II in the Buchenwald concentration camp. Prisoners in the Nazi concentration camp risk their lives by taking in a young Jewish boy rescued from a Polish ghetto. The camp commander hears about the boy and tightens up on the already cruelly treated prisoners. They whisk the boy away from being discovered, always staying one step ahead of the Nazi guards and the ireful commandant.
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Williams had no difficulty keeping his low profile within the band, declaring, "I don't have any problem doing this, because I enjoy playing simply. I never feel angry or prisoner." Nevertheless, he very occasionally employs more melodic lines and passing notes on some songs, such as Satellite Blues. His playing technique is mostly centred around downpicking, with the occasional use of plucking to mute the strings, which he says "adds more definition and tightens up the notes, and it gives the sound less sustain".
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It safely tightens up the spacing between trains so that Metro Line and Capital Line trains can share the same tracks between Health Sciences/Jubilee station and Churchill station. Edmonton Transit runs peak- time trains every 5 minutes through downtown, but this frequency could be increased to every 2.5 minutes when the Metro Line is fully operational. Thales Rail Signalling Solutions is the signalling contractor that installed the system. They have completed systems in many cities including Vancouver (Canada Line) and are also working on Ottawa’s Confederation Line.
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Also, C.J.'s tenure as Chief of Staff becomes more stressful as she deals with the war between Russia and China over Kazakhstan. The presidential race tightens up when Vinick's lead is dampened by an accident at a nuclear plant he had championed. Leo suffers a heart attack and dies on the night of the election -- reflecting the death of portrayer John Spencer -- which Santos eventually wins. The last few episodes show the final days of the Bartlet administration and Santos' transition; in the series finale, Santos is sworn in as President.
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It is common for two signals to share an identical path, branch and follow different paths for a while, then converge back to the same point to produce a result. When this happens, you can remove a fair amount of uncertainty from the total delay because you know that they shared a common path for a while. Even though each signal has an uncertain delay, because their delays were identical for part of the journey the total uncertainty can be reduced. This tightens up the worst-case estimation for the signal delay, and usually allows a small but important speedup of the overall device.
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AllMusic critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine described the record as "the band's most varied and best record yet," remarking that the record "tightens up their trademark drilling guitars while adding some slight techno and industrial touches." Erlewine alo noted that the new elements "heightens the tension" but also "strengthens their already muscular metallic roar." Record Collectors Joel McIver described the record as "a respectable seller rather than a monster" and wrote: "although the album sounds great to this day, all slablike, noisegated riffs and pulsating beats, it wasn’t to be." McIver also compared the staccato guitar sound to the more commercial works of Fear Factory.
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She wrote that it is one of the catchiest songs on The 20/20 Experience and commented that it "most certainly" would be his "second or third single". The Boston Globe reviewer James Reed wrote that "Pusher Love Girl" begins the album on a "blissed-out high". Nate Jones of Popdust stated that the album version of "Pusher Love Girl" improves on the live version that was performed at the 55th Annual Grammy Awards. He commented that the "instrumental thump, slightly plodding in the live versions, tightens up until it's propelling the song forward" with an "elephantine self-assurance", clearing "enough space" for Timberlake's Prince impersonation to work "out its sweet shimmy".
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The new Constitution rationalizes and tightens up Parliament's legislative procedures in respect of the readings of a bill in plenary session following preparation in committee, reducing the current three readings to two. Parliamentary supervision of the Government and of the overall administrative machinery of government is to be enhanced by transferring the National Audit Office, which monitors management of the public finances and compliance with the Government budget, from its current position under the Ministry of Finance to become an independent office working in conjunction with Parliament. A new Procedure of Parliament, which supplements the provisions on Parliament contained in the Constitution, came into force at the same time as the new Constitution on 1 March 2000.
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