Sentence examples for is tilted over from inspiring English sources

I loved Jon Bausor's design in which a gigantic mirror is tilted over a patch of greensward.

She has never seen it this way — the still-packed boxes lined up against the rear wall, her father's empty armchair with his breakfast plate on the seat, the stuffing coming out of the sofa, which is tilted over its broken leg — and she wants to excuse it.

It may seem like the Gang is tilting over into Google love, but scratch the surface (no pun intended) and you'll find just as much Apple love lurking beneath.

On the wet afternoon of 9 December 1933, the year Hitler came to power, as "a thousand glistening umbrellas were tilted over a thousand bowler hats", Paddy left London, boarding a Dutch steamer at Irongate wharf.

The figure setting out for the Netherlands after a final celebration with friends – "a thousand glistening umbrellas were tilted over a thousand bowler hats in Piccadilly; the Jermyn Street shops, distorted by streaming water, had become a submarine arcade" – is a lad of 18, with all the appropriate responses, but his sensibility is in the control of a writer several decades older.

Ice embedded specimens with suitable size/geometry can be tilted over the full angular range, giving rise to tomograms with isotropic resolution.

"Now that's changing, and he's tilting over into caricature: he used to be the ultimate villain, now he is the ultimate idiot".

Whilst α2 is obliged by convention to be parallel with the b-axis, α1 and α3 are free to adopt any orientation they wish in the ac plane, whilst remaining orthogonal to one another; we find that α3 is tilted by just over 20° from the c-axis.

Apply a few drops of water in a medicine dropper to the ears while your head is tilted sideways before tilting the head over to encourage discharge.

The Stack and Tilt swing derives its name from an initial backswing move in which the weight is stacked above and over the front leg and the spine is tilted toward the target.

The electoral system is tilted against them.