11.   One issue remains unresolved, and that is whether to tilt the dish in a Middle Eastern or a European direction.

12.   That statement is likely to tilt in the opposite direction from the main reform proposals in Congress.

13.   The debate, then, is which way to tilt in the balancing game between encouraging growth and controlling inflation.

14.   The playing field has been tilting in the direction of the Broncos this week.

15.   The result is a car seat that can move around more and even tilt forward in an accident.

16.   The two men broke ground by broadening the ties between the business community, which had tilted Republican in its political giving, and the Democratic Party.

17.   The trends are all tilted in the right direction.

18.   The whole political equation has tilted in his favor.

19.   Tom Hanks is tilting back in his chair, balancing it on two legs.

20.   While political analysts agree that the state has tilted Republican in the past few years, they warn that many of the new voters are not totally predictable.