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Meanings of upward tilt in anglès
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Usage of upward tilt in anglès
1
When she was a baby, Mary's nose had an upward tilt.
2
Bud looked after him, the corners of his mouth taking their normal, upward tilt.
3
She answered, with an upward tilt of her chin: Don't be a fool, Anthony.
4
The haughty upward tilt of her chin revealed an ugly scar on her neck.
5
His eyebrows (black as ink) had an upward tilt, in true Mephistophelian style.
6
Then, with an upward tilt it was slackened, almost as if brakes had been applied.
7
Its upward tilt on the long throat is adorable!
8
An upward tilt of her prow, and we had skimmed the swell like a winged thing.
9
She drew back from him a little with a frown and an upward tilt of her chin.
10
She snatched her skirt away from his polluting contact and averted her head with an upward tilt.
11
A slight protrusion of his lower jaw had given the cigar an upward tilt under the black mustache.
12
Billy's chin whiskers took an almost imperceptible upward tilt and the observing eye opened a little more widely.
13
The upward tilt of his nose!
14
When animated, Grace's was an impish face, made more so by the upward tilt of a much freckled nose.
15
She suddenly congealed, and stood up, very straight, with the little upward tilt of the chin that indicated fast approaching temper.
16
Her face was as smooth and dark as her daughter Beverley's but rounder, although the eyes had the same upward tilt.
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Upward tilt across language varieties
United Kingdom
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