Sentence examples for started to tilt from inspiring English sources

A few minutes later, the screen started to tilt.

The plane started to tilt toward the left, the side where the explosion occurred.

Within minutes of the official opening, the footway started to tilt and sway alarmingly, forcing some of the pedestrians to cling to the side rails.

Though resembling limescale, the crust was accumulating where no standing water had evaporated; a couple of tiles had started to tilt.

A lot of these districts are, on the other hand, teeming with ambitious Republicans, which made it all but impossible to keep primaries from breaking out this year once the electoral odds started to tilt against Democratic incumbents.

North of Fairbanks, roads have buckled, telephone poles have started to tilt, and homeowners have learned to live in houses that are more than a few bubbles off plumb.

"Literally his first words were: 'Finally, justice is starting to tilt to us,'" Mr. Barket said.

But lift a spoon or fork, and the table starts to tilt, its balance as precarious as domestic harmony.

Both sides have advertised heavily, but Democrats are starting to reduce their investment, which signals the state is likely starting to tilt in the Republican direction.

Instead, they said, the Fed is likely to issue a statement saying that the risks are at least starting to tilt toward the economy's stalling.

He saw the instrument panel dropping beneath his feet, then the aircraft falling with an empty cockpit, then the plane small and starting to tilt forward.