Sentence examples for skewed into from inspiring English sources

Day stacked on day, erased or remembered in shreds or skewed into untruth".

DeAndre Yedlin surged forward from right-back and his low cross was skewed into his own net by Tommy Elphick.

In a trio of maple-veneer bookshelves, typically utilitarian right angles are skewed into wiggles and swoops.

And if the supply of aid is being skewed into some areas, rather than others, how does the UN defend itself against the claims that it has become too close to Damascus?

And the fourth looks to have brought him a wicket in the ugliest way possible – a huge full toss skewed into the Hobart sky by Maxwell and caught by square leg.

Southampton, runners-up in 2003, have reached round five in six of the last 12 seasons and led again when Dann skewed into his own goal at the near post, but they again squandered the advantage quickly.

Perera, who has been looking to hit the leather off the ball, attempts to pull Mohit Sharma's first ball but can only skew into the air.

He lands a good crosscourt forehand that Dimitrov can only skew into the net, then works Dimitrov back and forth to set up a forehand winner down the left-hand line.

When CNN does well, it's because it keeps an even keel while talk-show hosts on MSNBC and Fox News skew into their own biases and practiced rants.

The vast majority of HelloTech's customers are adults, with about half skewing into their late 40s and older.

At the beginning of insertion, the paper wasp adjusts its sting forepart to skew into the victim surface.