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It will need to be on a tightish budget, and I'd prefer to avoid an organised tour.

Ask Tom - your travel dilemmas answered Tom Hall 2010

The Vancouver bits are either blue screen or "tightish inserts".

Behind the Scenes Footage From The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus | /Film 2009

Given the tightish links between the Anglosphere Lodges - it gives a sense on an organisation with deep roots and secrets.

Cheeseburger Gothic » Exciting little challenge. 2009

Being buttoned up in a tightish blue surtout, with a buff waistcoat and gray trousers, he had something of a military air, but he announced himself at the Crozier (the orthodox hotel, where he put up with a portmanteau) as an idle dog who lived upon his means; and he farther announced that he had a mind to take

The Mystery of Edwin Drood 2007

The term "breastblogging" had nothing to do with Clinton - it's apparently just a word for the condemnable, anti-feminist act of showing a woman in a tightish t-shirt on a blog.

Please... Ann Althouse 2006

I've always previously kept my most deeply held beliefs under a tightish rein - because it's a secular forum, so I have never felt it that appropriate to come right out and say 'hey, I'm a Christian, I really do believe this stuff'.

Dust and bones Sam Norton 2005

Toni, who I'm now more certain than ever is ideally suited to him, showed up (and she's not a tiny woman - I'd put her at a size 10 or 12 - healthy sized and buxom) in a tightish sparkly Eiffle tower shirt and a sequined blue skirt that barely covered her ass.

Tales of the Journey Part 2 sidewinder 2002

They are clothed in cotton or silk from the ankles to the throat, and the men, even in the undress of their own homes, usually wear the sarong, a picturesque tightish petticoat, consisting of a wide piece of stuff kept on by a very ingenious knot.

The Golden Chersonese and the way thither Isabella Lucy 2004

He chose a tightish perimeter which allowed each platoon commander to place two sections covering open ground to his front, and held back the third section in depth.

First Clash Macksey, Kenneth 1984

It was My Lady -- formerly My Lady -- clad in embroidered short Spanish jacket, tightish velvet pantaloons, booted to the knees, pulled down upon her yellow hair a black soft hat, and hanging from the just-revealed belt around her slender waist, a revolver trifle.

Desert Dust J. Clinton Shepherd 1911