| Both of these patents of arms may be termed canting arms which means that they contain a pun on the surname. |
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| In place of an open rear sight on the barrel, a bubble level is fitted to help avoid canting the rifle. |
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| The extension of the canting space at deepwater berths to provide for vessels up to 450 feet long is at present in hand. |
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| In England, smooth-feathered corbies are found in depictions of the canting arms of Corbet throughout our period. |
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| The arms of the Archdiocese of Hartford are called canting arms or armes parlantes, which speak or proclaim the name of the bearer. |
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| The black roundle in the center of the shield with the three stones or rocks affords canting arms for Rockville Centre. |
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| The lion is a canting emblem for Leo X, though here, facing to sinister, it is heraldically incorrect. |
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| They have tried upon me all their various batteries of pious whining, hypocritical canting, lying and slandering. |
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| The twist-lock canting feature allows the MIC Series 500 Professional to be canted to 45ยบ on site. |
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| This resulted in the outside, or high rail, of the curve canting over, allowing the wheels to fall within the widened gauge. |
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| Falling raindrops and other hydrometeors have, in general, nonspherical shapes and mean canting angles that are due to aerodynamic and gravitational forces. |
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| Grip the bed pull-out on the left and right and slowly pull it out to avoid canting. |
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| The strawberries are another canting reference to the name Barry, and the Maltese crosses refer to the Order of St. John. |
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| The east end of the last derailed car was just west of the crossing, canting downwards on the river bank. |
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| The flask is burdened centrally under the press in order to prevent the plunger from canting. |
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| She leaned against the bulkhead canting her head with a sigh. |
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| No canting, no wear, which is frequently the case with e.g. operators installed on one side. |
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| The thorn branch is a canting reference to Thornton, and the quill pen represents Mr. Thornton's writing. |
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| In fact, it's not unusual to see a woman wearing high heels to make herself look taller, while canting her head to one side to make herself look shorter. |
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| Using a penlike wax holder called a canting, it is possible to create intricate designs. |
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| A canting preacher, Ed of Haverstock, goes about the country to blacken my name among the masterless men and the landless poor. |
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| Even though dowel pins provided side-to-side positioning, it was critical to avoid canting the turret as it was lowered. |
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| For a few seconds, the monohull remained with her bulb in the air in a very unusual position before she righted herself just through the use of the canting keel. |
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| First the surface: the bulk and the big head were a constant, obviously, but he was able to do wonders with a slight lifting of the chin, or a canting of his head backward, or a shift in the register of his voice. |
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| But the politics of the movie are not even symbolic, and their canting thinness is revealed at exactly the same moment Stallone's own limits are reached and the stonelike mask of his persona dissolves. |
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| Tiketitan is the first large cruising yacht featuring the Wally hydraulic canting keel system and unique interior and deck layouts, together with a new system for the engine and generator exhausts. |
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| The Wally hydraulic canting keel can swing up to 40 degrees to either side giving the yacht significantly more stability and lighter displacement. |
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| As far as the rumour about the canting keel is concerned, at BMW ORACLE we have some amazing research facilities and frankly we just can't see how that would be possible. |
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| The basic design of three black calves on white is the coat of arms of Metcalf of Nappa Hall, Wenselydale, co. York, which makes a canting reference to the name. |
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| At around the same time, canting keels, aimed at improving righting ability, became common and computer systems were installed to obtain weather forecasts and to communicate with land and send photos and videos. |
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| To prevent flexing and canting, the spindle should be supported as shown. |
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| Were you tarred with the same brush as those canting snobs who doomed a poor old man to a living death? |
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| Why, I thought he was a straight-haired, sleeky, canting snake of a man. |
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| Morts, autem morts, walking morts, dells, doxies, kinching morts, and their coes, with all the shades and grades of the Canting Crew, were assembled. |
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