Assuming you mean "tight with money" (being frugal, careful with spending, or having a limited budget):
* Ever since he retired, he has been extremely tight with money.
* Times are tough right now, so our family has to be a bit tight with money.
* She isn't stingy; she's just very tight with money while saving for a house.
* College students often have to learn how to be tight with money to cover their living expenses.
* My grandfather was always tight with money, preferring to repair things himself rather than buy new ones.
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Andy Choi :
Here are five natural sentences using "look on the bright side":
* Even though our flight was delayed, let's look on the bright side—we have more time to relax in the lounge.
* Whenever things go wrong at work, she always tries to look on the bright side and find a solution.
* It’s raining on our camping trip, but look on the bright side, at least we don't have to worry about the heat.
* He managed to look on the bright side of losing his job by treating it as a chance to start a new career.
* Try to look on the bright side; you learned a valuable lesson even if the project didn't succeed.
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