I don't understand why she goes backwards, back and aslant, tacking to one side. |
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Near me a titlark every few minutes rose from the sward, and spreading his wings came down aslant, singing with all his might. |
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The paintings of Edouard Chaullet are characterised by the bold treatment of the subject which often seems to be aslant. |
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A large Russian Orthodox cross — a three-barred cross with the bottom bar set aslant — has been erected on the summit of the dome. |
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To wrap the roller covering spiral-wise, cut the end of the covering aslant by a length equal to the circumference of the roller. |
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Put the driving wheel aslant on your starting point. |
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To accomplish this, each caisson was shipped aslant into the other and consequently turned into the correct position at the turning point of the tide. |
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His hat, aslant over his brow, and took a pose on his toes for all of us. |
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In performance, the bassoon is held aslant on a sling. |
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People like Mark Gonzales and Natas Kaupas were especially to thank, capitalizing on architecture in new ways, and looking aslant to the more technical branch of freestyle skating for ideas. |
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They moved down the ridge through a thicket of rhododendron, the ground so aslant that in a couple of places he'd have tumbled if he hadn't watched how Lucy did it, front foot sideways and leaning backward. |
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Her own favorite is one in the shape of a bouquet of roses, perched aslant on the head, though the hat she'd chosen to wear that day was a more modest production: a burgundy-colored knit skullcap. |
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When you watch the screen aslant, the picture might not be clear. |
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Facing the ladies a biretta'd priest appeared to be perusing a little, fat, black, greasy book of prayers which he held aslant so as to catch the light. |
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