TIGHT ON TIME

Definition: Having a limited amount of time available; being in a situation where time is scarce or constrained.

Synonyms: Time Constraint, Pressed For Time, Short On Time, Time Crunch, Time Scarcity

Usage Examples in Sentences

James skipped breakfast as he was tight on time to catch the bus.

Mark chose the shortest route to the store when he realized he was tight on time.

Maria had to send a brief email because she was tight on time before the meeting.

Emily picked a quick workout routine when she was tight on time at the gym.

Tom had a brief phone call with his friend since he was tight on time.

Lisa decided on a short story for her book club meeting because she was tight on time.

Mike prepared a concise presentation as he was tight on time for the conference.

Sarah felt stressed because she was tight on time to finish her assignment before the deadline.

The chef had to simplify the recipe as he was tight on time to prepare a gourmet meal.

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Mark had to choose a shorter route to get to the airport since he was tight on time for his flight.

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Emily decided to take a shortcut during her morning jog because she was tight on time before work.

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Tom had to opt for a quick shower instead of a relaxing bath because he was tight on time.

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The athlete focused on high-intensity training when she was tight on time for her daily workout.

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Being tight on time requires us to streamline our processes.

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With exams approaching, students are often tight on time for leisure activities.

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Tight on time, I rushed to finish the project before the deadline.

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Tight on time, we decided to skip the scenic route and take the highway instead.

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In this competitive exam, being tight on time can significantly affect your performance.

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Despite being tight on time, she managed to prepare a delicious dinner for her guests.

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She realized she was tight on time when she glanced at the clock and saw how late it was.