One Sunday at the end of August 2007, their banter tipped in the direction of romance.
"At some point, if an airport looks like an encampment, the balance will probably be tipped in the direction of increasing fear," said Barry Glassner, a professor of sociology at the University of Southern California and the author of "The Culture of Fear: Why Americans Are Afraid of the Wrong Things".
If Mr Roy showed his stones by hauling off Harry Kane at half-time, large t1tfers must be tipped in the direction of Michael O'Neill who ditched Kyle Lafferty, his prolific goalscorer in qualifying, along with four other starters from the defeat by Poland to mastermind victory against Ukraine.
A: I think we are at a perilous political moment in the U.S. when the scales could easily tip in the direction of an overt fascism that will have horrible consequences for LGBTQIA+.
Control cells at the leading edge showed prominent cytoplasmic protrusions into which actin stress fibers extended to the tip, in the direction of migration (Fig. 3c; panels E and G (Saos2), M and O (D-17).
On the proximal end of the LG in the operators hand is a click-wheel with an identical arrow, and the operator can steer the distal end of the guide to the lesion by matching the clock position of the arrows on the guide with that suggested on the tip-view, and squeezing the trigger to deflect the tip in the direction of the target (see Fig. 2E, F).
Push a green stick into the ground at a 30-degree angle with its tip pointing in the direction of the wind.
But failure could tip Legendary in the direction of the original DreamWorks SKG.
He became more and more obsessed with documenting his conquests, and the precarious balance of his life between work, family and sex tipped heavily in the direction of sex.
As I remember it, the director of that staging, Arthur Laurents, tipped it in the direction of the Dindons the thrust of the show was Georges and Albin's need for the Dindons' approval, and hence the straight world drove the events onstage.
