Sentence examples for angle to keep from inspiring English sources

Sitcom reruns, for instance, angle to keep entertaining us, over and over, and profitably.

The key, however, has been his run-up, which has been changed from straight to a slight angle, to keep his action in check.

When I squat down to look more closely, the morning chill creeps under my jacket and I angle to keep my back in the sun.

This tactic was employed early on by Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, who is in a tough fight against Sharron Angle to keep his Nevada seat.

Also, in an attempt to prevent repetitive stress injury, the underside of the Switch Mouse has a V-shaped bracket that tilts the pointer at a 45-degree angle to keep one's wrist as straight as possible and minimize pronation.

We went to the beach, where the light was hard and silver on the sea, and Windsor wore a straw hat at a jaunty angle to keep the sun off her face.

Microsoft, itself no stranger to bullying rivals when it sees fit, argued that Google has been "impeding competition" by keeping Bing from having full access to videos on YouTube, a Google-owned site, angling to keep Bing from searching certain online books, and restricting how YouTube functions on Microsoft's smartphone operating system, among other practices.

That means the game is entirely linear, but that each discrete episode has been carefully designed, from the dialogue to the camera angles, to keep you glued to the screen.

As the center of gravity for New York State's population slips farther from the towns and farmlands upstate, the Republicans who control the State Senate, angling to keep their seats, plan to expand the chamber to 62 districts from 61.

And in a development that could prolong the transition and lead to damaging power struggles at the top, Jiang Zemin is now said to be angling to keep at least one of the three top jobs he now holds: president, party leader and chairman of the Central Military Commission.

Mr. Wincer and his cinematographer, James Neihouse, come up with enough imaginative angles to keep the monotonous spectacle (how much fun is it really to watch cars drive in a circle?) fresh and exciting, and they even score the ultimate money shot: a crash that sends a loose tire sailing straight toward the viewer's forehead.