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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at the twisting" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English without additional context.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific location or event involving a twisting motion or action.
Example: "The hikers paused at the twisting of the trail, admiring the view before continuing their journey."
Alternatives: "at the bend" or "at the curve".
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As a parent at the top of a race course, staring down at the twisting path of gates toward a finish line barely visible, it is not the television commercial with the proud dad and the persevering ski racing daughter that comes to mind.
We hit the gas and took off swiftly, gawping at the twisting wall cloud forming in the rearview mirror.
We hit the gas and take off swiftly, gawping at the twisting wall cloud forming in the rear view mirror.
He said his government would look at the "twisting and misrepresenting of human rights that has undermined personal responsibility" and the "obsession with health and safety that has eroded people's willingness to act according to common sense".
Egged on by sly agitation in this space to fulminate about raids by the general public on their fields' linguistic larders, the specialists have at last found an outlet for their ire at the twisting of their favorite terms.
After reading a newspaper article about the numbers of Romanians being arrested early last year Tomescu became so angry at the "twisting of the facts" that he set up a a new campaign group, the Alliance Against Romanian and Bulgarian Discrimination.
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She pulled at the keys, twisting them right and left.
The entire grove was bent double at the hip, twisted horizontally along the floor by the force of the gale.
The blade angle is 25° at the hub and 5° at the tip (twisted).
Some expressed shock at the twist on the Radio 4 programme.
The trip computer is a wonder of simplicity, with various readouts displayed at the twist of a dial.
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