Sentence examples for tilting into from inspiring English sources
Do our commenters consider that optimistic, or tilting into dangerously naive?(Photo credit: AFP).
The vigor in his features and in his manner, and his lean frame, tend to inspire descriptions of a man tilting into the wind.
Yet this bit of a world is complete unto itself, with its own force fields, its own variations off true north, its own ways of tilting into alignment.
But if the Legislature enacts Mr. Walker's bill, a tipping point might well be reached, with the power of public-sector unions tilting into decline.
It is here that First Contact is at its most perilous: a reality show at risk of tilting into policy propaganda.
No permanent building has ever sat on this soil (today's garden sheds, most of them tilting into the abyss, don't count).
The fence-mending vibe can tilt into banality.
On the plus side, beautiful constellations tilt into view.
To the east, the blue Mediterranean tilted into view, with some dun-colored islands scattered offshore.
The pleasure of the painting is slender enough; now it threatens to tilt into banality.
Performances tilt into caricature, especially in the second half, and some of the scene structuring seems lopsided.
