| In events elsewhere, the sitzkrieg begins on the western front as the two German infantry armies on the French border sit tight. |
| The worst is probably over so the best policy is to sit tight and wait for the market to recover. |
| As rumours of a buyout surface once more, should shareholders sell or sit tight? |
| They assumed that the crowd would sit tight even if the arrangements were not up to the mark. |
| They may simply sit tight in the expectation that the club's growth will continue and the value of their stake will rise further. |
| All we can do is sit tight and wait and that is simply making a worrying situation even more difficult. |
