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tilt

[tilt] / tɪlt /






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"So you see," she continues, her head tilting to one side, "life always holds beautiful surprises. It's brought a lot of colour into our lives."

From BBC

Newmont is up about 40% as gold prices catch a bid from central banks that are tilting their reserves away from the dollar.

From Barron's

Unlike his two friends, Mr. Spielberg didn’t want to tilt lances at the studios, make great art or change the world.

From The Wall Street Journal

If hormones and pills can tilt who feels like "The One", then it becomes harder to argue there is a single, pre‑ordained match – which is where the mathematicians come in.

From BBC

Orders from the Energy Department lifted some environmental rules to allow many generators to operate at full tilt, too.

From The Wall Street Journal