| Wait until the line tightens before striking, again be ready for fireworks if the fish is a carp. |
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| Soap tightens the skin, leaving you more prone to cuts and, post-shaving, flaky legs. |
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| Gently pull the paper so that it tightens and you can crease the folds as shown to make it lie perfectly flat. |
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| From the bottom position, she tightens her glutes and uses those muscles to push back up to a standing position. |
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| The Prusik can slide along a rope when loose but tightens when weight is placed on it. |
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| The helicopter uses a scissor-type grapple which tightens on the logs as it lifts them. |
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| Your chest tightens up, and you instinctively gasp for air in which the oxygen largely has been displaced by water vapor. |
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| This tightens the belts, gets the airbags ready and repositions the seats when the car thinks things have gone horribly wrong. |
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| This procedure, like the tummy tuck, removes excess skin and tightens you whole face to reduce the signs of ageing. |
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| From the claustrophobic setting of an underwater oil rig to the potential nuclear meltdown each scene slowly tightens the screws of suspense. |
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| Eventually he rams it into gear and inches it backward as the line tightens slowly until a sound like a rifle report pings through the chassis. |
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| Using polymer sensors, the bra tightens and loosens its straps, or stiffens and relaxes its cups in response to the movements of the wearer. |
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| A typical Lancashire-pattern wing nut on the heavy screw tightens the blade. |
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| His stomach tightens in a knot as he stumbles down the hall towards his bedroom. |
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| It tightens the coils by contracting the individual muscles between its ribs and so prevents the prey from moving. |
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| If the horse gets apprehensive or frightened, his back tightens and shortens. |
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| Driver and passenger front air bags, plus a safety belt tensioning system that tightens the belts within milliseconds of a crash. |
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| As the boa constrictor tightens its grip our feelings of euphoria will grow as our power to transact on our own account diminishes. |
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| Thus the screw tightens for those who dare hesitate to embrace this circular truth. |
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| He tightens his arm around my shoulder, and we just sit, leaving each to our own thoughts and memories. |
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| Another very useful tool is a laminate flooring clamp, which tightens together tongue and groove boards. |
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| But the moment I sit down in front of the mike, my palms tingle and my throat tightens just a hair and I just have to smile. |
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| When you urinate, the muscles around the urethra relax and the bladder tightens to squeeze urine out. |
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| It really tightens the skin, sloughs off dead cells, and leaves you with a firm, bright complexion. |
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| The 4-8 tightens braces and halyards that may have gone slack overnight and usually sees to re-nipping the buntlines. |
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| If Microsoft controls the handset, it tightens its grip on all the other pieces. |
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| Hogwarts is no longer the safe haven it once was as Voldemort tightens his grip on both the Muggle and wizarding worlds. |
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| Matt tightens his arm around his girlfriend and glares at Bryan stonily. |
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| Angiotensin II tightens blood vessels, treatment with COZAAR® allows them to relax. |
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| A potato mask effectively improves the skin texture, lightens wrinkles, makes them fainter, and tightens your skin. |
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| As the squeeze tightens, the creation of new public funding avenues for film seems unlikely in the next few years. |
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| It tightens legislative provisions surrounding the sale and production of tobacco in an effort to counter smuggling. |
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| The nut advances all the way to the base plate at the rock surface and hence it tightens the bolt. |
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| Additionally, staff attrition will likely slow while the job market tightens and financial considerations delay retirements. |
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| Excellent tightens some, but get much moisture and an artificial source of light. |
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| The motorised belt is a new technology that tightens the belt and places the driver in the right position in potentially hazardous situations. |
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| Her stomach tightens, strong muscles visible beneath her skin. |
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| As a result, caffeine dilates your pupils, speeds your heart rate, constricts your blood vessels, raises your blood pressure, and tightens your muscles. |
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| But as the jobs market tightens, pay is picking up, giving wage earners more spending power. |
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| The age profile of this trade is older than average and this tightens markets later in the scenario. |
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| Every day before leaving home, Sara stands before the mirror and tightens the knot on her scarf. |
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| Whenever I am in the presence of a star, my chest tightens like a boa around my heart as I think of some witty lead into a conversation with them. |
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| He tightens his dressing gown about him and looks around self-consciously. |
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| Day after day, the skin care solution, rich in AHAs and BHAs, transforms and refines skin texture, tightens pores and erases imperfections. |
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| Eventually, supply tightens enough to raise rents and prices, touching off another boom. |
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| I can feel him come back to reality and he tightens his arms around me. |
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| It is a regeneration of the skin that removes dead skin cells, blackheads and tightens pores. |
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| Your diaphragm tightens and flattens, allowing you to suck air into your lungs. |
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| An additional or integrated device which tightens the seat-belt webbing in order to reduce the slack of the belt during a crash sequence. |
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| If you are silly enough to see all this as expanding individual choice, remember that as the boa constrictor tightens its grip the victim feels increasing euphoria. |
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| Eesurrected and indwelt by the devil himself,it's no more Mr. nice Guy as the beast tightens his grip as ruler of the world. |
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| In a procedure called uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, a surgeon trims and tightens excess tissue in the airway while you are under general anesthetic. |
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| The surgery, called uvulopalatopharyngoplasty, tightens up flabby tissues to enlarge the air passages. |
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| Air pressure in the air sponsons tightens the skin and acts as a shock absorber to protect the skin against puncture. |
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| Smoothes the face features, soothes the skin and tightens the pores. |
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| But as Japan tightens its belt, his irritable defence of how he likes to unwind has grated. As for the eventual date for an election, Mr Aso appears content to extemporise. |
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| The optional FlexRide system at pounds 790 tightens up the suspension for a much firmer, grippier ride and the car sits well on corners. |
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| The government has nonetheless remained flexible as it tightens the purse strings and enacts these reforms, taking care to safeguard the most important social programs. |
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| Recently, it adopted the Anastasia Act, which tightens gun control by regulating firearms possession in some locations and creating a regulatory system for target practice in Quebec. |
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| It has a spring clip that fastens quickly to the steel ring at the shoulder of the tripod, and a closed loop that goes around the feet of the tripod and tightens to grip them securely. |
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| While the vice tightens around her, the psychiatrist must live with the threat of Anaconda, a terrifying psychopath to whose arrest she had contributed a year earlier and who has escaped. |
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| Acting in synergy, plant extracts, including tamarind, biologically remove dead cells and impurities, while astringent and soothing white nettle extract tightens pores and refines skin texture. |
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| He's aware that some of his fans assume he grew up wealthy because of his smart aleck precociousness, and tightens a bit when asked about it. |
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| Her mouth tightens as if she is pouting and seems to foreshadow tears. |
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| Leorex silica nanoparticles create a unique multitask network matrix, which smoothes your skin, externally tightens the skin for reduction of wrinkle appearance, and relieves the pressure on the tissue structure below. |
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| The noose tightens Snap and snarl Slo-where? |
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| She has also been a thoughtful articulator of the subtleties of central banking, and that will be a quality much needed in the coming months as the Fed tightens policy. |
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| Amendment 11 tightens the definition on existing plants. |
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| My group also supports the compromise which tightens the limit values for sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide and introduces generally stronger standards. |
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| It tightens the rules governing the production and sale of tobacco products in order to fight smuggling and it adapts the air travellers security charge to the present situation in Quebec. |
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| This deceptive suspenser has many strong qualities, and slowly tightens over a superbly gripping first hour. |
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| A standard Allen wrench tightens the wedge lock clamping mechanism to user requirements. |
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| In the case of maize, it tightens the requirements on moisture content, and broken and overheated grains significantly and introduces a minimum specific weight requirement. |
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| At the same time, the hormone gastrin is secreted through the stomach walls, which tightens the oesophageal sphincter. |
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| Export Development Canada's volumes grow as credit tightens. |
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| Restores skin's natural pH balance and imparts an even, silky glow with no dulling residue, minimizes oil buildup, tightens large pores, purifies and leaves skin reawakened and refreshed. |
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| Massage: tightens tired skin and improves padded skin. |
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| Because the transfer of control tightens the link between decision-making and consequences, communities have strong incentives to make sound and appropriate development decisions. |
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| The Multi-Pliers also feature a hex key adjusting screw, which tightens and draws materials closer together for tighter gripping, and loosens to provide controlled release. |
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| However, as Australia tightens its entry and immigration policies under Prime Minister Tony Abott, many migrants have found themselves stuck in this archipelagic country. |
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