| "Made her forehead tilt backwards Her cheeks appear sunken | |
| "Mir-2," "Mir-2," tilt your light down. | |
| "There's a bit of a tilt on the building." | |
| "Well, no, tilt your head up a little bit," | |
| - But, you can't tilt at every windmill. | |
| "Made her forehead tilt backwards Her cheeks appear sunken | |
| "Mir-2," "Mir-2," tilt your light down. | |
| "There's a bit of a tilt on the building." | |
| "Well, no, tilt your head up a little bit," | |
| - But, you can't tilt at every windmill. | |
| 'Alone, without a client, she tilts at windmills.' | |
| 'Cause you know that Charlie tilts at windmills, and you need a sane person to tell you that you're gonna blow up your career. | |
| Always gets a replay Never tilts at all | |
| Always has a replay Never tilts at all | |
| At the end of this one, the camera tilts up and catches just a piece of window. | |
| 'Alone, without a client, she tilts at windmills.' | |
| 'Cause you know that Charlie tilts at windmills, and you need a sane person to tell you that you're gonna blow up your career. | |
| Always gets a replay Never tilts at all | |
| Always has a replay Never tilts at all | |
| At the end of this one, the camera tilts up and catches just a piece of window. | |
| "If Earth were tilted slightly to the left probably would not have happened | |
| "Now there was a bright new moon and as usual in that phase its horns were tilted toward the east. | |
| "and tilted upwards for the close-up. "That's why the camera was always elevated for close-ups, even if only slightly." | |
| 'And today, I will need that power, 'because since we last did one of these pan-European races, 'the seesaw has tilted to make life harder for the car.' | |
| 'Our thighs seemed to burn like dry grass, 'emotions swung wildly 'and our bodies seemed tilted out of all recognition. | |
| ! - Stop tilting it! | |
| "He hugged her closely, tilting her back but she defended... but she defended and as he did not expect resistance | |
| - Are you tilting? | |
| - He's not tilting his head. | |
| - He's tilting at windmills. | |
| "If Earth were tilted slightly to the left probably would not have happened | |
| "Now there was a bright new moon and as usual in that phase its horns were tilted toward the east. | |
| "and tilted upwards for the close-up. "That's why the camera was always elevated for close-ups, even if only slightly." | |
| 'And today, I will need that power, 'because since we last did one of these pan-European races, 'the seesaw has tilted to make life harder for the car.' | |
| 'Our thighs seemed to burn like dry grass, 'emotions swung wildly 'and our bodies seemed tilted out of all recognition. | |
| ! - Stop tilting it! | |
| "He hugged her closely, tilting her back but she defended... but she defended and as he did not expect resistance | |
| - Are you tilting? | |
| - He's not tilting his head. | |
| - He's tilting at windmills. | |
