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Sentence Examples They grow faster than beanstalks and instinctively they will incline toward the light. She could not believe that the goats could climb so steep an incline so nimbly, when she was barely able to find a fingerhold in the rock. I'm not a god-fearing man but I do at times incline towards the highest doctrines of the church. In order to fly, the Manx shearwater must be on a steep incline so as to gain momentum and height in the air. He noticed Hunter and Brandon heading up a slight incline to the peak of a small mound, and chased after them. It is shaped by our own temperaments and personalities that incline us to behave in certain ways, which, in turn, shape how others react to us. Think of cycling 100 miles on a slight upward incline compared with the same distance on a perfectly flat road. As the boat nosed onto a sandy beach, we disembarked and walked up a short incline to Mingun. If it divides higher than usual, it may incline to the left rising in front of the trachea above the sternum. Be sure to include at least two pressing movements per workout such as incline barbell presses and the bench press. It is built into an incline with a large entrance to the hayloft on an upper level and the entrances to the stables on the opposite lower level. Tackling a slight incline soon has you dropping out of fifth but on the flat the extra ratio reduces noise levels and helps economy. Then, with at least some of the root-causers, their political sympathies and antipathies naturally incline them towards apologia. Obesity is not funny and my personal experience of it doesn't incline me to humour, nor to condemnation. For those who incline towards spirituality, divine icons and sacred pictures could be gifts to be treasured for a lifetime. Just like Jin, many young people, even though they have a quite good income, still incline to buy small apartments. With the institute on your left, follow the single track road as it climbs and curves, tracing the natural incline of the hill. The four-wheel drive is essential because of the incline of the roads and the ice and snow that often cover them. Going up an incline on a main road or motorway frequently involves going down to 4th gear. The first 20 minutes were nasty, with a steady incline in the road and the toxic buildup of second-hand smoke in our lungs from the night before. Show More Sentences Mystra was flush with anticipation as they dismounted, leading their horses up the steady incline of the road. Karthan looked ahead, but a small incline in the road prevented him from seeing more than half a mile ahead. It's very safe to swim in because of the gentleness of the incline, and the total absence of urchins or other visible sea life. The driver alleged that the vehicle suffered brake failure, but police suspected that he lost control while free-wheeling down the steep incline. Engineers have built funiculars and incline railways for underground travel, too, such as into caves or mines. I think it is a more gradual climb and less of an incline going up the mountain. Plus, with the varying speeds and incline settings, anyone can use it, and it never becomes obsolete. We were nearing the top of the gradual incline we had been driving up ever since we'd left the main road. The orchestra seats slope upwards towards the stage in a gradual incline that makes the 9-foot-high stage seem even higher. A frame of mind such as this may incline you to greater intimacy with your nearest and dearest. The fatal accident occurred when one car failed to climb an incline and became trapped on a roll-back arrester nearly 40 ft from the ground. I myself incline to the minority view that science alone cannot assuage our craving for human contact. The large yellow house was perched atop a sharp incline of rocks leading down to the beach. As we slipped down a steep incline, shafts of sunlight bounced around us and colourful dragonets and little gobies darted along the sandy bottom. I had been going by dead reckoning, traveling up the incline, letting the slope of the incline guide me. A small council would be as follows: incline the bottle with 45°, release the loop of the muselet, and untwist the loop. She could not believe that the goats could climb so steep an incline so nimbly on only cloven hooves, when she was barely able to find a finger hold in the rock. Our house sits on a fair bit of lawn, but it is all on a gradual incline. I lean away from him, straining to see what is just over the rise, but the gradual incline had turned into a steep drop and it was impossible to see what lay hidden. Hart took no notice and kept trekking down the gradual incline. Show More Sentences It has a wonderfully smooth car park, with a gradual incline at one end. Exercises such as flat and incline bench press, leg press, squats, shoulder presses, rows, inverted rows and lat pulldowns should be used by ectomorphs to gain strength. The incline at the end of the drag strip is used as the starting block. The slippy grass led many of the runners to slide down the fell on their backsides rather than attempt to negotiate the seriously steep incline on two feet. What I really did was make my way up the little incline toward the trailer. Benech scampered joyfully up a muddy incline toward the center of the bosk. With official Lebanese acceptance, however, Hezbollah, despite its fiery statements, would probably incline toward restraint. Meanwhile, Dempsey's appetites, in contrast to Tyson's, seemed to incline toward dairy. And when modern democracies turn technical thought into a separate domain, those modern democracies incline toward totalitarianism. The connecting lines from the building to the collecting chamber must be laid straight and with a slight incline towards the collecting chamber. Fourth, they include some indicators that incline toward an aggregate analysis. For the engine, the same effect would be produced as for a cyclist wanting to go up a steep incline using the smallest gear wheel. Open completely the lever, incline the Raptor housing as shown on the picture and engage it in the baseplate till it reaches the pivotal point. The small amusement park at Santa Monica Pier comes into view as we climb the small incline up to the town itself. I'm handed a helmet and told to sit in a large rubber ring at the base of a sharp incline. Some treadmills increase the difficulty of their intervals by changing the incline instead of, or in addition to, the speed. To incline the seat towards the back, attach the quick-release axle in a higher position. It is as if the industry is on a curve, and I am not sure whether it is on a steep incline or a more even plane. Then the Dutch innings resembled a Chittagong trishaw confronted with a gentle incline. The age groups start to become markedly smaller only about the age of 40, so the incline starts much further up the chart than with the pyramid. Show More Sentences Edward Pearce Thormanby, North Yorkshire I incline to Groucho Marx's view of the crowds at the funeral. He stands at the top of the incline beside the Canadian flag, grasping the rope and displaying great physical strength as well as moral fortitude. Running on a treadmill with no incline is a bit easier than running outside as the belt on the treadmill acts as an aid to run faster. When he turned into Fulton Street he cut the engine and let the rig run smooth and silent down the soft incline of the road to the house, the freewheeling tyres warbling under him on the asphalt. When parking on an incline, engage the holding brake lever pin, leave the vehicle in gear, turn the engine off and block the vehicle's wheels. In short, the public incline narrowly towards favouring plans for Thatcher's funeral. Never grab hold of any portion of the incline frame and attempt to lift or move the treadmill. It has a gradual decline before a gradual incline, and the porters need to make use of the first to manage the latter. I am whole body with plenty of dexterity and strength, but I was stuck because of the ridge and steepness of the incline. At that point, the vessel would incline very rapidly and be prone to capsizing. Horses backing down a ramp should not be allowed to attempt to turn around on an incline. He rolled balls of varying size and weight down slopes with varying angles of incline. He showed that an object thrown into the air falls to the earth along a parabola. We pray to you, saving God, incline yourself to us, so that we might sense the breath of life and freedom. It's a tricky problem, but I think I incline towards the affirmative. The incline sifter is used to do the final sorting of the aggregates and to separate them into finished products. Unnervingly, several Turkish tanks in a 30-strong formation on the side of an incline have their guns pointing into Turkey. With the very cold biting wind on their backs and also the advantage of having the pitch incline in their favour, Carlow put on early pressure on the Wexford back line. There's a couple of moments where she actually manages to right herself, only to lose a shoe and lunge into another steep incline with the very next step she takes. Loading and unloading ramps should have the minimum possible incline. These were all horse drawn or relied on gravity, with a stationary steam engine to haul the wagons back to the top of the incline. Show More Sentences The incline sensor detects the incline of the device based on the weight shift of the rider and determines the rider's intention in terms of the direction and speed. When a vessel is dealing with a large catch, this action creates a heeling moment that may exceed the righting moment of the vessel and be of sufficient magnitude to significantly incline the vessel. Everyone who skis down the Planai slope with its 52 percent incline will pass under the triumphal arch. The result is a slight lateral incline with increased distance from the ridge axis. For instance the Dubbs Quarry incline allowed slate to be pulled up and then down into the valley to The Hause. Using the original Miners track up the steep outer incline of Fleetwith Pike the via ferrata is both physically and mentally challenging. Ahead of us to-night is a stiffish incline and it looks as though there might be pressure behind it. As in Bunsen and other pumps which incline to temperamentality, slight differences of construction sometimes lead to large changes in efficiency. The plan called for tiebacks to be drilled into the rock at an incline of 30 degrees from the horizontal. Our embodiment and our resulting physical needs incline us to pursue sensible objects, but these are not worthy of our attention, and they interfere with our ability to attend to things that are. Nine magnificent show hunters incline their heads gracefully from immaculate looseboxes as Babette attends lovingly to their needs and turns up the ghetto-blaster. The water emerges through a singular nymphaeum in the west niche opposite the entrance and runs into the fishpond via an incline cut with zigzag channels. It continues with an exhortation in the style of wisdom and punctuated with a long series of imperatives, the exhortative mode: come, ask, listen then, hear me, eat, incline your ear. Its streets twist in cow-path fashion between centuries-old houses, its hills catapult down the steep incline of the Rock where its Citadel guns peer out toward the sea. Do your hill work on a treadmill with the incline ratcheted up and subtract the down-hills altogether. When the feeling grows deeper and touches their heart, they would intuitionally perceive certain dimensions called 'spiritual', which would incline them to look fresh at the esoteric teachings on health and healing. The country is laced with a national network of cycling paths — known as PCs, for the French term pistes cyclables — which perambulate through a pretty, undulating landscape with only the occasional, briefly daunting incline. An incline is necessary to allow condensation to drain away. I personally incline more to the aggressive journalist' tendency, and, in my professional life, have found, rather, that you only get anywhere by going straight to the point and really piling on the pressure. Thus incline your ear to hear the voice of the Son of God does not excuse the parish nowadays from inclining is own ear to hear the voice of the sons of God. Show More Sentences In the Danner process, a continuous stream of glass flows over a hollow, rotating mandrel that is mounted on an incline inside a surrounding muffle. The lovers incline together in all respects. Because the weather shelter can be designed with a larger incline than an awning, rainwater runs off in a controlled manner from an incline of 14 degrees. Soft synonyms ease consciences and incline us to consider things less problematic, making us feel better and unfairly shunting matters to the bottom of the priority pile. The slope should have a maximum incline of 1.5 degrees, positioned towards the middle part of the alley and longitudinally towards the dung channel. But it was natural, that the impetuous, restless young artist should incline more to excess of strength than of delicacy in his playing. Other jobs were platelayers, incline workers and blacksmiths. No student raceday plans The Limerick racegoer whose inability to negotiate a slight incline due to chronic inebriation on Thursday has become an unwitting YouTube sensation. However, the surface is not compatible with the new incline and resembles a Lake District scree field and requires the agility of an ardent mountain climber or a dog. Engaging low gears while coming down a steep incline increases engine braking, where the engine doesnAAEt allow the vehicle to exceed a certain speed. Thase both said they would incline toward adding bupropion to the primary antidepressant for patients in whom anergia, loss of interest, or lethargy remain problematic. The heavier ore would settle near the top of the incline while the lighter material would settle lower down or be washed off the buddle altogether. The Duke's carriages had their brakes released and were allowed to roll down the incline under the force of gravity to be coupled to the waiting Northumbrian. After leaving the woods, the path climbs past the waterfalls of the Afon Llan to the glacial cirque of Cwm Llan, crossing a disused incline from an abandoned slate quarry. It has both a vertical shaft and an adit to an incline, which we and several mine officials entered in a small bus. The jagged rock he'd sought was three feet up the incline, inviting, tantalizing him with its nearness. And he believes drivers of heavy lorries will avoid the new road because he says it will have to be built on a steep incline. Instead, try Hollywood Road for gorgeous local treasures and even a tasteful Mao head if you so incline. In the lush green foothills above town, I'd found every incline, even a slope that seemed too steep to climb, cultivated with longan, lychee, pineapple, betel nut or banana. Gung-ho climbers can tackle the zigzag trail up the steep incline. Show More Sentences The little ramshackle cottage was built on a gentle incline, wedged between a two-story condo on the left and a rancher with a big front lawn on the right. A cascade of small, indignant girls were tobogganing sidewise down the incline. Examples from Classical Literature When the balance hangs in doubt between the adventurousness of vanity and the frigidity of fear, ever incline to the latter side. If furuncles incline to become carbunculous, the ichorous matter is speedily changed to good pus, and all danger is averted. Eating little means sleeping little, and whole nights without sleep or food incline one to the kabbalah! I incline to this opinion, the likeliest of all in the absence of exact information. They are then made to walk up an incline with high railings ending at the open doors of a cattle car. There are, however, a few moralists at the present day who incline to the old thomistic doctrine or to modifications of it. An after mainbrace aboard the schooner was shot away, and it made her head incline a little more towards us. If your mood incline to raillery you'll find your match in some lad of the stables. The Nilotic Kavirondo incline to exogamy, endeavouring always to marry outside their clan. They furnish the bearing for the rope that hauls the car up the incline out of the coal pit. The tongue of him to whom they incline is foreign, and this is the perspicuous Arabic tongue. Jack ran down the incline to the little draw where the animals had been picketed. In the management of pinery, should gentlemen incline their attention thitherward, the following observances will be useful. I incline to the view that a specimen so designated would at most be only a lectotype, unless it were a cotype. This indifference of his to London, I cannot but say, made me incline the more to go thither. A sprocket chain in the plane of the incline and operated by the mixer engine is an excellent arrangement. I incline to think you right in supposing a connection between the Paine excitement and the Hicksite movement. The lateness of the hour did not incline Tom to hurry on his journey homeward. There is no steep slope corresponding to that which we have ascended so toilsomely, only a gentle incline towards the Zambesi. The late experiments of Dr. Young would incline us to prefer the undulatory to the corpuscular hypothesis. Show More Sentences And I incline to the belief that they of all bards have sung best the song of love. You then incline to the doctrine of Mr. Blunt, Miss Effingham? I incline very much to doubt that I should do it in any event, Mr. Duncan. There was no stairway, but a gentle incline to the first floor of the building opened into an enormous chamber encircled by galleries. Tempt not the woman that doth incline her ear to thee, but harken to the voice of him that calleth. These all incline to a soft, delicate gray, sometimes with a blueish cast. That of Lucan is true, scil., that it made him incline to a republic. Some buildings had single incline roofs while others had double incline roofs with a ridgepole. I must have slid downward thousands of feet before the steep incline curved gently on to a broad, smooth, snow-covered plateau. But when he begins to put on a long face, and snuffle, and quote Scripture, I incline to think he isn't much better than he should be. The water appeared to be running down an incline of about twenty degrees. To avoid slipping down the incline she clung to the young man's neck. They are longer on the first lumbar and incline a little forward. For ourself, we incline to the first rather than the second. Many will incline to believe or to side with the propagator. I followed them up a scale-strewn, fishy incline that led to the cannery. Many motives conspired to incline selina to accept of the invitation. Presently this incline became even steeper, and we found ourselves climbing upon hands and knees among loose rubble which slid from beneath us. I rather incline to think that some one else may be enamoured of her. On the steep incline above the spring grew tiny maidenhair ferns, while higher up were larger ferns and brakes. Show More Sentences At one end it merged into an incline that became a stairwell. The screen of woods and the steepness of the incline protected them now. It was late evening and darkness lay over the town and over the railroad that ran along the foot of a little incline before the hotel. If you incline you can have him on trial, and then your coachman will see what he thinks of him. I incline not to this irregular mode of experimenting on fluids. At present I incline toward the last of these three courses. On the whole I incline to the latter view, since the matter was evidently important, and it is unlikely that the composer of such a letter would be careless. It would have been as easy for quicksilver to remain at the top of an incline. It is also cheaper to drive an adit than to sink an incline. He started down the first great incline, distrait, sorely troubled. By controlling the extension of the stinger conveyor, radial travel and conveyor incline, layered windrows will be built, minimizing stockpile segregation. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of incline? Words that rhyme with incline What is the past tense of incline? What is the plural of incline? What is the adverb for incline? What is the adjective for incline? What is the noun for incline? Translations for incline Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words inclinations inclination inclinable inclement inclemency inclemencies inclined inclined plane inclined to inclines inclining inclinometer 7-letter Words Starting With i in inc incl incli inclin