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But while Saturn itself grows larger in telescopic images, Saturn's rings seem to be vanishing as their tilt to our line-of-sight decreases.

Fears over the long-term stability of Big Ben have been raised because it is beginning to tilt to one side.

The tower has been restored on many occasions to ensure that the structure continues to lean but does not tilt to a dangerous level.

Unlike Earth, which rotates on a significant tilt to the Sun, the Moon is barely tilted at all.

A recent tilt to Pakistan by the Afghan government has sparked fears of just such an outcome.

With three pasteurizing machines and four huge freezers, it takes two part-time employees working full tilt to keep up with demand.

Civil aviaton is built to tilt on the west henceforth a few years, civil aviaton construction will tilt to the west further.

You attach it to a particular sound and then tilt to adjust it.

At present, the scale of human rights tilt to the defendant's rights in Theorists and Practitioners.

To the extent that these risks tilt to the upside, the ECB needs to reverse its stance.

What would that have cost m'lord, to climb up on our dog and ride a tilt to please the boy?

However, since long period on, the scale of human rights tilt to the first one.

Therefore, generally speaking, the development of foreign banks will tilt to weaken the effectiveness of reserve regime.

To tilt or cause to tilt to one side.

When they saw the shark, the bathers swam at full tilt to the shore.

He ran at full tilt to the street.

Tilt: To the side, and not too far back on the head or you'll show too much of your wide forehead

Tilt: To the side with a slight back tilt

lift back, the waist angle of tilt, to prevent the sliding body;