Sentence examples for twist against from inspiring English sources
"By Twos" presents three tones of black — velvety, drier and dry — divided by zips of cerulean blue carefully touched with white so that they almost seem to twist against the black.
In an unexpected twist against the rising tide of image-capturing technologies, an engineer has created glasses that thwart facial recognition scanners.
Nigel Pearson is the regime, and you do not twist against it.
There's a pause of anticipation, her toes twist against the tatami mat, and then she is hoisted by her harness into a full-body suspension.
If the roll gets crooked, give a little twist against the direction you're rolling to loosen the roll, and straighten the roll and then continue until you get to the end.
They're given classical poses that implode in a rush of staccato activity, and phrases that twist and turn against the natural flow of the body.
As the coalition teeters on the edge of an economic cliff, David Cameron finds his best qualities – easygoing confidence, close-knit family, not being Gordon Brown – suddenly twisted against him.
"Green Veil," which measures about 4 by 20 feet, is a grid of two dozen frames, each a different image of translucent green chiffon floating, fluttering or twisting against a white background.
In David McKay's lyrical translation, every detail has the heightened luminosity of poetry, from the first sight of a Zeppelin ("this dream-fish drifting silently over our heads") to a dead horse hanging from a broken elm ("perfectly straight, its bloody, half-severed head gruesomely twisted against the cool morning sky, its legs tangled in the remains of the tree like strange branches").
An optimal relative orientation within each of these nine facets was found by performing four simulations each with relative orientations from being twisted against each other.
The benzene ring linked to the carboxylic group is twisted against the chromophoric group, making the electron injection through the carboxylic group impossible.
