In the meantime, millions of dollars in financing and renewable energy incentives are, well, twisting in the wind.
And seeing as I've gone this far, I might as well twist the knife: I really like Example and Wretch 32's Unorthodox.
The boy kept trying to eat things raw at first, but Oberon slapped his hand away and told him to be patient, and eventually he helped as well, twisting the heads off the little chickens when Oberon handed them to him, and laughing when they danced for a few seconds in his palm.
These solutions correspond to helical wells twisting around a vertical axis, which can degenerate into straight or circular boreholes; they arise when the forces acting on the bit, and thus the penetrations of the bit into the rock, are invariant in a basis attached to the bit.
Well, twists and turns lie ahead, but there is still ample time to dwell on the terminal ennui of these aristocratic Lisboners who seem to have no need to work.
Eventually, the hair will twist on itself, and will make a thick, well, twist.
KOUM: (coquettishly) Well … twist my arm.
The horror of war acts on the mind as well and twists it in a sadistic way that can drive some warriors to the brink of insanity.
3 When the noodles are cooked, drain well and twist into a high mound on each plate with the chopped spring onion piled on top.
For the new GTO, reincarnated as a four-seat coupe, is an explosively powerful car that handles as well on twisting mountain roads as it does in a straight line.
It undergoes chordwise and spanwise deformations as well as twisting.
