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.
The terror of the first gladiator fight, when slaves are herded into the arena expressly to kill each other, is memorably captured as Mr Scott's camera tilts down from eye level to reveal that one man has wet himself.There is a stylistic device, too, the significance of which becomes apparent only in the last scene.
If the balance tilts against the euro zone, investors will shift the composition of their portfolios and deteriorate its credit channel.
That cools spending at home and tilts the scales towards firms that sell abroad, nudging workers and capital in their direction.In a currency union, pay needs to adjust that much more quickly to changing market conditions to shift workers out of high-cost industries.
Mr Andrew Young, once a charismatic black member of Mr Carter's administration and now mayor of Atlanta, was drowned out by jeers at the convention when he took the rostrum to oppose one of Mr Jackson's vain tilts at the party platform.
Needless to say, this tilts Greece, whose government has supported NATO over Kosovo but whose people are adamantly pro-Serb, the other way: Armenia has a defence treaty with Greece, is sending army officers to Greece for training, and is enthusiastic about triangular Armenian-Iranian-Greek trade.NATO, for its part, says it may advise the GUUAM club on security—especially for pipelines.
Decisions on all of the Singapore issues remain to be taken, though the text explicitly tilts toward starting negotiations on trade facilitation and transparency in government procurement arguably the ones that offer the most immediate benefit for developing countries.
IN A Washington Post column calculated to provoke a chorus of incredulous scoffs from talk radio hosts around the country, E.J. Dionne avers that Barack Obama's policy agenda is hampered by a "media environment that tilts to the right":Yes, you read that correctly: If you doubt that there is a conservative inclination in the media, consider which arguments you hear regularly and which you don't.
"The attacks highlight the unbearable heaviness of being Armenian in Turkey," says Khatchig Mouradian an Armenian activist and academic who lost ancestors in the killings.Academic opinion worldwide tilts towards the view that these constituted genocide.
Having less weight to shift, they may be able to run for longer before the energy balance tilts against them.Second, all but one of the chases the team saw took place in shallow water.
Opinion polling suggests that the public tilts in this direction, too.
