The office spaces are currently fitted with windows that tilt open, known as hopper windows.
Many of those governors will also be working with state legislatures that tilt much more in the Democrats' direction.
Now Matisse was driven to rethink his enterprise in the light of the steely Cubist aesthetic: pictorial space redefined with geometric elements that tilt in and out of an artificial, shallow depth.
Yes, other cars with steering wheels that tilt and telescope make this possible as well, but Volvos seem to fit more drivers more comfortably, which is probably an outgrowth of the company's obsession with safety.
If they pursue this strategy, they should wind up with relatively fewer seats that tilt overwhelmingly Republican.
Our Founding Fathers left us with principles and images that tilt America toward equality, compassion, community, inclusion, freedom, happiness, opportunity and success.
The finished video, which incorporates the elevator, the mirrors, and camera motions that tilt with the beat, was uploaded to Instagram at the end of March and has since garnered more than 4 million views and countless copycat entries.
Jesmyn Ward, George Saunders, Mohsin Hamid, and Jennifer Egan all brought honor to their profession with novels that tilted lyrical, introspective, melancholy or else traditional, more fun to read than to talk about.
Clermont were unhappy with two decisions that tilted the match towards Saracens.
Towns on the old industrial estuaries and rivers still wonder what to do with the wasteground that tilts towards the water: the old slipways.
