He called Twist's work an example of "holy theater," which theorist Peter Brooks described as making "the invisible incarnate".
The presence of the substituent results in broken conjugation of one of the phenyl rings with the NO moiety (the other ring stays conjugated) giving rise to so called "twisted nitroxides".
In this version of rock history, the devil, whose kingdom is known as the Corporation, invented a satanic music that he originally wanted to call "twist 'n' burn".
"Now, this is called Twisting the Aces," the boy explains to his father, who has put down his book, curious.
It is called Twisting the Aces: the four aces are shown face down; they are counted out, still face down, one by one; the packet of cards is twisted, and each time the aces are counted out one of them, a different ace each time, appears face up.
In the mid 1980s, Donnelly and Fefferman discovered a technique that allowed an important improvement of the Bochner Kodaira technique, which we call "twisting".
But that's precisely what Johnson seems to have become, thanks to what he calls "the twists and turns of the last two or three years".
Hardy returned to the ring and performed a front facelock dropped into a cutter, which he calls a "Twist of Fate", on MVP, covering him for a pinfall and becoming temporary champion.
It's called "Twisted Christmas: The Musical".
The most distinct ad had to be the one for Diet Coke, directed by Paul Feig, with the aid of an actress enjoying a slender can of a new fruit flavor called Twisted Mango.
