warpings

the pavement warping and flawing in the heat

the band have a knack of warping classic soul songs.

The wood is warping due to the high humidity.

The artist is warping the fabric to create a unique design.

The heat is warping the plastic containers.

The warping of the metal caused it to lose its shape.

The constant pressure is warping the surface of the table.

The warping of the floorboards is a sign of water damage.

The warping of the bookshelf is making it difficult to open the drawers.

The warping of the canvas gave the painting a unique texture.

The warping of the door frame is preventing it from closing properly.

The warping of the window frame is causing drafts to come in.

But the whole background is like warping around it.

The things on the stage can affect the stage itself, stretching and warping it.

But the truth is that this warping and subversion of tragic conventions is not restricted to Euripides.

They also developed a system of wing warping, which allowed them to control the roll and pitch of their gliders.

Gravitational Titans The gravity near a black hole is immensely powerful, warping the very fabric of space and time around it.

To help you focus, norepinephrine creates a sort of tunnel vision, blocking out surrounding distractions, possibly even warping your sense of time, and enhancing your memory.

There aren't any warping starships on the horizon, but one NASA scientist has designed a warp drive on a theoretical craft called the IXS Enterprise.

I could feel its sheet-iron plates trembling down to their riveted joins; metal bars arched; bulkheads groaned; the lounge windows seemed to be warping inward under the water's pressure.

And as you can imagine, making this kind of error can really end up warping your opinion of another person and lead to false snap judgments.

The theory of general relativity holds that the observable gravitational attraction between two masses results from the warping of space and time by those two masses.