In South Norwood, a pair of developers take a studio apartment (£80k), spend £22k absolutely ruining it (inexplicable hallway, failed planning permission on an extension, kitchen pivoted round and installed the wrong way), then sell the ruined flat for £160k.
For a substantial car, at 192.5in (489cm) and 4,080lbs 1,850kgg), the Mirai is nimble, pivoting easily round potholes on the intermittently pocked streets of San Francisco's industrial China Basin neighbourhood.
The principle of the Oneness of Mankind--the pivot round which all the teachings of Bahá'u'lláh revolve --is noutburstutburst of ignorant emotionalism or an expression of vague and pious hope.
So, we started with cars and pivoted to rounds.
The compass, probably imported in primitive form from the Orient, was gradually developed until, by the 15th century, European pilots were using an iron pin that pivoted in a round box.
"Is this uncomfortable for the press to listen to?" he asked, pivoting on his stacked heels round to the press gallery behind him.
In Butler Cabin, at the conclusion of his third round, Bill Macatee interviewed Tiger and deftly pivoted from Saturday's round to the ruling.
After a week spent on foreign affairs, including an Oval Office address to announce the end of the combat mission in Iraq and a new round of Middle East peace talks, the president is pivoting to the economy, Americans' primary concern.
As ministers from more than 180 countries meet in Bali this week for perhaps the most crucial round of climate change talks, the discussions are pivoting on impacts, adaptation and the urgent need for a post-2012 regime to reduce emissions.
Paraschiv, pivoting and swinging in vain, did not score another point in the round.
