slant造句

Prefer slant to the gong of full rhyme.

The other is the choice of topic and the slant of the reporting;

At first she forced the letters into the same slant and the right height and width.

But even beyond that, it is a nicer book for the particular slant.

The overlapped area is shown in yellow with black slant lines.

Late this year the Capital Gate is set to be finished in Abu Dhabi at a slant of 18 degrees.

That had given the writer the right slant on just who was who in the Hollywood pecking order.

But rain, as any homeowner learns to their peril, doesn’t just fall down: it flows sideways and slant-wise.

When police and FBI began simultaneously asking questions of all those still around he stood up and walked in a slant away from the investigators.

In the first part of the test, which relied on visual cues alone, subjects badly overestimated, interpreting a 31-degree slant as a much steeper, 50-degree one.

And each letter was a victory over a fresh struggle, and had a new slant or slope, and often the wrong height or width.

If you consistently vote a particular story type up (say stories with a conspiracy theory slant), you will end up seeing more of those types of stories.

Each book, paper or presentation that presents a set of patterns introduces the pattern concept with a different slant, one that may differ from others anywhere from slightly to radically.

The fearless rodent proved he was no scaredy-cat as he astonishingly squared up to his large opponent and refused to budge – giving a new slant to the game of cat and mouse.