The hinged head tilts back to reveal pineapple, cherry and raspberry-flavored ice. Slurp.
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Gerrymandering in the state has all but guaranteed Republican control, even as the statewide vote tilts back Democratic.
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The lounger tilts back up to 60 degrees, letting you relax while enjoying the view (or a book or movie).
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As Earth rotates, it tilts back and forth along its polar axis like a spinning top that has been nudged slightly.
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If you get the lasagna in the bowl after three tries, Garfield tilts back the bowl and pulverizes the lasagna in about two seconds.
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There's pretty much no grip, though, while the electronic viewfinder "dome" tilts back to reveal a pop-up flash, and there's a horizontally tilting touchscreen.
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It even has special slide-out trays for holding your keyboard and mouse so you can game when the chair tilts back up to 140 degreess.
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The head tilts back for easier access, and comes packaged with a chef's whisk, dough hook, flat mixing paddle, and splash guard with a pouring spout.
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But he has a complication in 2020, when the battlefield tilts back to Democrats, with 20 Republican seats and only 85033 Democratic seats to be contested.
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She tilts back her head and, with "Sucker for Pain" by Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, and Imagine Dragons playing in the background, inserts it up her nostril.
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Clara Rada Gomez, a cellist, said that she loves it when, in the Mozart, the dancer tilts back her chair and she must continue playing with her instrument resting on her body.
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The Cranes trailer described above uses an entire see-saw tilting bed (and two small ramps). A manual hydraulic pump tilts the empty bed, bringing the loading end close to the ground. The tank drives up, then once past the see- saw fulcrum the bed tilts back under its weight.
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She adjusts his shirt and tells him to strip off. Then she puts his camera aside and starts touching him all over. They kiss, her head tilts back, and the screen goes black-and-white. In the next scene, A camera shot from far above shows Janey as she lies alone in the woods naked.
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The Daniel B. James Residence is within the boundaries of the Sycamore Historic District.The distinctive front gable is known as a "Jerkinhead" roof, a combination of a gable and hipped roof. The hallmark of a Jerkinhead is in the gable rising up vertically about halfway up the ridge and then the roof tilts back at a steep incline. Originally, the James House had a three-story tower in the back (northeast) corner of the home, making the structure stand out even more than it does today.
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The two cylinders are connected to the single crankpin through a complex connecting rod of four separate links, and a rigid mounting point to the frame and cylinders. The main connecting rod is a large triangular frame, driven by both cylinders and driving the crankpin. Owing to the phase difference between the cylinders, this frame tilts back and forth as the engine rotates and so the cylinder crossheads drive it through two short connecting rods, allowing for some movement side-to-side. A large rocking lever attached to the engine's frame holds the connecting rod roughly central.
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A standing wheelchair with electrical 4-wheel drive and standing functions Reclining or tilt-in-space wheelchairs have seating surfaces which can be tilted to various angles. The original concept was developed by an orthotist, Hugh Barclay, who worked with disabled children and observed that postural deformities such as scoliosis could be supported or partially corrected by allowing the wheelchair user to relax in a tilted position. The feature is also of value to users who are unable to sit upright for extended periods for pain or other reasons. In the case of reclining wheelchairs, the seat-back tilts back, and the leg rests can be raised, while the seat base remains in the same position, somewhat similar to a common recliner chair.
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