Sentence examples for tilt at the time from inspiring English sources

Wiggins's own future now appears defined: a renewed tilt at the time trial and track in July's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, a move on from the team he helped establish at the season's end.

(27), (28) and (31) to obtain the radial and vertical displacements and tilt at each time step.

However, in their study, the influence of only one parameter (either rotation or tilt) at a time was considered.

There would be one half-arsed tilt at the big time 12 years later, when Bingham briefly considered adding a 36-year-old Best to his squad for the 1982 finals.

More perspective was needed on their past finals, when one always seemed to outplay the other dramatically, as if these close sisters were unable to go full tilt at the same time.

Her fiction has tilted at times toward the grand and the instructional, and once the Swedish Academy bestowed its laurels, the response to her books broke down into two categories: prostrate worship and gleeful nose-thumbing.

He's taking another tilt at electoral success this time around, at the ripe old age of 80. He'll be hoping the health issue continues to hold enough relevance to help him unseat Conservative Mark Garnier.

He loves tilting at the establishment and shaking things up.

No windmills to tilt at among the derricks.

Hopefully he'll have regrouped in time for a real tilt at the title today, but I wouldn't bet the farm on him having enough energy left to fight if something goes wrong at 14 or 15 today.

Over seven elegant tracks, White and his musicians achieve the kinds of loveliness that Spiritualized, Lambchop, Cat Power and the Beta Band have tilted at, at different times in the past, and quite often missed.