| "13 thrifty ways to tone and tighten your tushy." | |
| "On the contrary, if I beg, tighten my bonds, please. | |
| "We must tighten our belts," | |
| # I know where to tighten make you laugh, even frying. # | |
| # I'll tighten your blindfold, baby | |
| "13 thrifty ways to tone and tighten your tushy." | |
| "On the contrary, if I beg, tighten my bonds, please. | |
| "We must tighten our belts," | |
| # I know where to tighten make you laugh, even frying. # | |
| # I'll tighten your blindfold, baby | |
| "If you tightens the rope, door donkey." "And we must even carry the bricks." | |
| (Glass clinks) You could've gone directly from college into law school and then into the justice department... (Bottle lid tightens) | |
| - Here tightens? | |
| - How your mouth tightens... when there's no talk of money! | |
| - So I wanted to have its that tightens me here. | |
| "If you tightens the rope, door donkey." "And we must even carry the bricks." | |
| (Glass clinks) You could've gone directly from college into law school and then into the justice department... (Bottle lid tightens) | |
| - Here tightens? | |
| - How your mouth tightens... when there's no talk of money! | |
| - So I wanted to have its that tightens me here. | |
| "He tightened his grip around her ankle almost imperceptibly." | |
| "My fingers tightened around her throat. | |
| "Security around the performer is tightened following a recent BBC interview..." "...in which he admitted to premonitions of being assassinated on stage." | |
| # And tightened from singing along # | |
| # The way the flesh is tightened on the bone # | |
| "Hand me down a spanner, Mike. I think Mrs. Brady's head needs tightening." | |
| "Hand me down a spanner, eh, Mike? I think Mrs. Brady's ankle needs tightening." | |
| "Pete Gilroy´s weight and the ever-tightening noose about her neck began slightly to impede the wild mare´s speed. | |
| "an odd tightening somewhere between her legs that puzzled her but was, somehow, very pleasant." | |
| "the scrotum tightening sea", was, uh, | |
| "He tightened his grip around her ankle almost imperceptibly." | |
| "My fingers tightened around her throat. | |
| "Security around the performer is tightened following a recent BBC interview..." "...in which he admitted to premonitions of being assassinated on stage." | |
| # And tightened from singing along # | |
| # The way the flesh is tightened on the bone # | |
| "Hand me down a spanner, Mike. I think Mrs. Brady's head needs tightening." | |
| "Hand me down a spanner, eh, Mike? I think Mrs. Brady's ankle needs tightening." | |
| "Pete Gilroy´s weight and the ever-tightening noose about her neck began slightly to impede the wild mare´s speed. | |
| "an odd tightening somewhere between her legs that puzzled her but was, somehow, very pleasant." | |
| "the scrotum tightening sea", was, uh, | |
