Sentences with phrase «tight ship when»

Reynolds Woodcock (Day - Lewis) runs a tight ship when it comes to his dressmaking business.

I don't run a very tight ship when it comes to my home's tidiness.

Not exact matches

According to Maughan, when PIs run tighter ships, there is oftentimes more of a feeling of camaraderie among the lab workers.

The ship has a tight turn to it, but this never leaves you without an evasive escape opportunity when the enemy ships come.

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As she aged, her reaction to some things between our own dogs seemed to occasionally be timed wrong or perhaps her responses were slowed due to her age — but she kept trying to run a tight ship so we did occasionally intervene when it was clear that it annoyed or confused the other dogs potentially causing a problem.

The ship has a tight turn to it, but this never leaves you without an evasive escape opportunity when the enemy ships come.

We encountered it after damaging an enemy with cannonballs, but it can be frustrating when you're trying to navigate through tight areas and a ship suddenly lands in front of you.

When you work with a project manager like Jan who runs a really tight ship, her trades know when she says «Be here Wednesday» that everything will be ready, so they are more likely to showWhen you work with a project manager like Jan who runs a really tight ship, her trades know when she says «Be here Wednesday» that everything will be ready, so they are more likely to showwhen she says «Be here Wednesday» that everything will be ready, so they are more likely to show up.