Sentence examples for tilt away from from inspiring English sources

As dancers tilt away from each other, an acceleration affects the quality of their movement.

In long grass, two beached boats, rusted and battered, tilt away from each other, a visual memorial to unsuccessful crossings.

In such uprisings, the decisive moment has come when the security forces, weighing the balance of popular will, tilt away from the government and toward the protesters.

In other hands, this material might have elicited lyrical effusions; McIntosh's spare, rarefied sonorities, which tilt away from traditional tunings, give an air of mythic otherness.

Just months after he took office in 2001, the Nasdaq market collapsed and he began to tilt away from Wall Street.

When Bush began to tire of Musharraf and to tilt away from him, and then started a program of air strikes and incursions into Pakistan, it coincided with a period of rising instability there.

But for the first time in the quarter-century since global warming became a major public issue the advantage in this struggle has begun to tilt away from the Exxons and the BPs and towards the ragtag and spread-out fossil fuel resistance, which is led by indigenous people, young people, people breathing the impossible air in front-line communities.

If Kim's nomination goes through, as it surely will, barring something out of the blue a gentleman's agreement between the U.S. and Europe means the former has always picked the head of the Bank the tilt away from old-fashioned development projects and towards public-health initiatives will probably continue.