The fun lies in coming across Hemingwayesque passages like the duel Kit fights, wielding only a typewriter, with a German officer: "His sword was out and angling back and he was committed to a thrust and he did not imagine anything could intervene and the Corona was heavy, very heavy, slower than I expected, and I strained hard and.... " And I laughed out loud.
He mesmerised Youzhny to the point of despondency, as the Russian stayed glued to the baseline, helpless to counter Nadal's bewildering array of top-spin forehands, drop shots and angled back-hands until a late rally at the end.
In exchange for relief from the Troika – of the IMF, EU and ECB – he'll just throw a few sops to his constituencies and then angle back to the path of fiscal and reformist virtue.
Le Corbusier's masterpiece unfolds in the round, offering, like a sequence of Mondrians and Arps, different and uncannily poised compositions from every angle, back and front, side to side, inside and out and, crucially, in relation to the grounds.
It's a half-hearted shot from Ramdin as Bresnan convinces the ball to angle back in and account for his off stump.
This affected Zeile's angle back to the bag and increased the chances he would interfere with the runner.
And then observers figured that once the Supreme Court had lurched to the right on voting rights, it would angle back on gay rights.
Adjust the saw angle back to a 90°.
Suddenly, a pair of lower legs appeared in the cave entrance; they rose into the air, slowly, and then angled back toward us, toes pointed, as if their owner were flying away, and hovered there — a wonderful, clever trick.
