Sentence examples similar to get a tilt from inspiring English sources

Step up to the full-featured model and you get a tilt-limiter, adjustable arms, a FlexFront seat that lets you add or remove a curve to the front of the seat pan and probably the best feature a lumbar support.

He said, "I'm lucky, I've got a tilt mechanism".

It breaks the speed enough, gets batters off his fastball, and it's got a tilt on it all the time.

Looks like it fits in the hand a bit better, and it's got a tilt wheel into the bargain.

"My eyeglasses would get compliments," she told me, "but my cane would get a funny tilt of the head from people, as if they were thinking, 'What's wrong with you?' " For months, she was despondent.

What you are hoping for is to get a curious head tilt from them.

McLaughlin ands Buchanan get all tilt-a-whirl yelly at each other.

One nifty feature, though: If you get the $995 panorama sunroof, the front-seat passengers get a fully functional cutout that tilts and slides, and backseaters get a fixed glass panel above their heads, which greatly lessens the feel of claustrophobia you can get in the back of a lot of small cars.

In 2006, NASA took advantage of a once-in-17-years alignment when the Moon's axis is tilted enough to get a good look at the bottom of the Moon.

Probe position: The probe is placed transverse in the epigastric angle; the transducer is then tilted cranially to get a view of the intra-thoracic organs and the heart.

Face-recognition technology works best when it gets a lot of help -- in places like casinos, where hundreds of cameras monitor the well-lighted floors and guards can pan, tilt and zoom to get a good shot.