31. (a ) A desk that keeps its user in motion by changing its surface height and tilt at programmable intervals. 32. Moyers " tilts at the central questions of our civilization, " said the Endowment in announcing the award. 33. Walker is no Don Quixote of activism, galloping hither and yon to tilt at whatever outrage offends her liberal ideals. 34. When he returned full tilt at Denver from the ankle injury, he was huffing and puffing and gasping for air. 35. Deutsche had a tilt at Credit Lyonnais and Societe Generale, but was sent away with a flea in its ear. 36. Winning smaller races is very important, but you learn more by coming over here and having a tilt at things. 37. Its central stairwell keeled over in the quake, and the ruined building now tilts at angles amid mounds of debris. 38. This is a satirical tilt at Beaumont's playwright contemporaries and their current fashion for offering plays about London life. 39. So, spear in hand, he tilts at the wings of the windmill, which he mistakes for a giant. 40. A tilt at the Breeders'Cup Classic at Churchill Downs had been decided upon about 2 weeks before the event.
