Sentence examples for have twisted over from inspiring English sources
But the meanings have twisted over time when union miners fought the industry that was exploiting them in the early 20th century, they reportedly wore red bandanas on their necks to identify themselves.
Holding has viewed with dismay the way England have twisted and turned over the sacking of Pietersen as captain and Peter Moores as coach on the eve of the current tour.
Republican senators have been watching closely as House Republicans have twisted themselves in knots over the tax "blueprint" they released last summer, which represented a dramatic move away from taxing income to a system that basically taxes consumption, lowering rates on high income earners and capital gains.
Mr. Balsley also noted the success of artists and architects who have twisted metal into stirring compositions, particularly over the last decade.
"But this had twisted her over even more.
Smith put a conversion wide after Manfredi had twisted his way over, but he kicked the hosts to their 50th point when Tautai charged over.
He has twisted Democrats into knots over domestic surveillance, and forced them to rethink a resolution condemning as genocide a century-old massacre of Armenians.
The US government has twisted itself into knots over Wikileaks.
The 19-year-old limped off in the final moments of Wednesday's 2-1 win over Inverness, having twisted his right knee late in the game.
In books, articles, lectures and television appearances, she had described Islam as a religion that guarantees women's rights, and asserted that male commentators over the centuries had twisted its essence in ways that led to the oppression of women.
