If we were to get in a tight corner, I know you'd come through.

He must be in a tight corner by now, poor fellow.

Like he could be very useful in a tight corner.

A man you could depend on in a tight corner.

It's funny what goes through a person's head when he's in a tight corner.

Both Commanders were supposed to be good men in a tight corner.

I am in a tight corner, but the hour may come when a comrade's hand might mean life to me.

She isn't going to turn legalistic, just because she's in a tight corner.

I don't know whether you have ever been in a tighter corner than that, Bertie.

If one of his journalists found themselves in a tight corner he would be happy to use subterfuge to get him out.

It put me in a tight corner, Bertie; but my mind was instantly made up.

He's put us in a tight corner and we dare not let him travel with us.

'You wait till you see her when she's in a tight corner.

However, employers could find themselves in a tight corner if they attempted to increase employee contributions or reduce benefits.

You're on guard all the time and being taken advantage of because you're in a tight corner."

Cameron can do well in a tight corner.

It isn't just Mr. Bush who is in a tight corner now.

Caught in a tight corner, who Anandh decides to marry forms the rest.

There was barely room for the two of them in a tight corner, and a third person kept inching in.

They thought they'd got educated, but in a tight corner a rat is just a rat.

Revert to anti Labour sound bites and rhetoric if in a tight corner.

"He's a good man in a tight corner.

If they get in a tight corner they discharge the lot, blow the tube through with the compressed air.

He was in a tight corner, a very tight corner, threatened with ruin.

He must be in a tight corner by now, poor fellow.

It's funny what goes through a person's head when he's in a tight corner.

I am in a tight corner, but the hour may come when a comrade's hand might mean life to me.

She isn't going to turn legalistic, just because she's in a tight corner.

I don't know whether you have ever been in a tighter corner than that, Bertie.

'You wait till you see her when she's in a tight corner.

You're on guard all the time and being taken advantage of because you're in a tight corner."

It isn't just Mr. Bush who is in a tight corner now.

He was in a tight corner, a very tight corner, threatened with ruin.

Mr. Conway is in a tight corner.

Adiseshiah was in a tight corner.

"He likes to provoke trouble when he is in a tight corner," said a Western diplomat based outside northern Iraq.

I thought of everything; praying, begging, laughing, entreating, trying to escape, all the things old Shallot tries to do when he's in a tight corner.

When he is in a tight corner, Sathya with the help of her father, helps Siva to come out it unscathed.

And she did not want any, except sometimes, when she was in a tight corner, and when ten shillings would have saved her much worry.

And then, immediately, I said to myself, well, you've been saying to these men [his captors]'When you're in a tight corner, renounce violence'.

I collected some specimens of this plant; if Godfrey had never been in Queensland we should have been in a tight corner.

The hole is in a tight corner and on a lumpy seam, which makes it impossible to effectively wedge a piece of repair tape into it.

The children applauded when familiar songs resounded over the sound system and tensed when Dorothy and her eccentric friends appeared to be in a tight corner.

Whether you're in a tight corner or just playing it straight, fit Harrison Drape's new Superstyle ready corded track and you'll discover it has some unexpectedly handy features.

Having come through the dreadful battle on Hill 60 in April, he had written to his mother days earlier; "You will see in the papers that we have been in a tight corner.

One fine day he is in a tight corner with his wife raiding his mobile contacts, and for evading the conflicts associated, he walks out of her life even leaving his daughter Lakshmi (Baby Nivedita) .

Little Chandler remembered (and the remembrance brought a slight flush of pride to his cheek) one of Ignatius Gallaher's sayings when he was in a tight corner: "Half time now, boys," he used to say light-heartedly.