The word "tilting" can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe an action of moving or tipping something away from a vertical or level position. For example: "She noticed the boat was tilting dangerously to one side."
On the surface, Luca Guadagnino's bold, aggressively contemporary direction attacks an age-old story from all angles, zooming, tracking and tilting as John Adams's affecting symphonic score booms.
You have to make sure Henry eats people in the right-coloured outfits as they float towards him, by tilting your device.
What danger there had been, Simeone spotted, dropping Antoine Griezmann into left midfield and moving Saúl Ñíguez inside with Tiago Mendes and Koke, the balance tilting slightly, only to tilt back again.
When Murphy knew the game was up for his leadership of Scottish Labour, his bizarre and injudicious outburst against Len McCluskey, general secretary of the Unite union, was indicative of a party that has lost its way and has begun tilting blindly at the wrong enemies.
I can change his expression by tilting his head toward the camera at a different angle.
Tilting northward could leave Mr Farage more powerful than ever, but with a fractious, divided party.
No mission to tilt us to armed neutrality, which is the only alternative to a treaty relationship with the world's, the region's, dominant maritime power.
Add a teaspoon of honey and, once that's melted, tilt the pan slightly and repeatedly spoon the hot mixture over the egg until the top of the yolk is just opaque.
The dog tilted his spotted muzzle and sniffed.
Inside, the odd raindrop finds its way through the corrugated roof, and Cunha tilts the lid of the association's prized MacBook, kept under lock and key, to protect it from the drops.
Russia and the EU are closely monitoring the election, having offered major economic inducements to tilt Belarus in their direction.
