torquing

• “Except with a kind of torquing power that had Chinese grandmasters looking at him and shaking their heads, I kid you not.”

  Starting to get back into the groove.

• “One might conclude that the news staff is, to be generous, "torquing" the story.”

  Afstan: Internal battle at The Globe and Mail

• “Each module will offer a close-up view of a specific skill, such as torquing large bolts, he said.”

  statesmanjournal.com - Top Stories

• “Mr. Serra b. 1938 has long been a master at twisting and torquing large, flat, leaning steel plates into mazelike journeys, intimate and epic.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Exploring Spaces And Life's Continuity

• “Election Day is one week away, torquing up partisan disputes in the workplace.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Pre-Election Office Politics

• “Here is a list of bolts you should be touching, tightening, and torquing on a regular basis:”

  10 Ways To Ruin Your Quad

• “Inspired by the sculpture of Richard Serra -- his large, mysterious torquing metal ellipses -- the Cradle supports much of the roof.”

  The Washington Post: Arena Stage's new building: a brilliant addition, and a challenge, to the city

• “The US for its part needs those precious liquid fuels too, and China's torquing of global climate rings the dread tocsin in the American bell tower.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Vlahos: America and China: Partners or Rivals?

• “The strange torquing forms are still there, but they don't inhabit the city like alien sculptural objects.”

  The Washington Post: In Miami, the shape of things to come

• “I could call my youth miserable, or happy, and either would leave holes in the narrative -- something Stewart's comrade Stephen Colbert calls "truthiness", when it's politicians and oil companies doing the story-torquing.”

  The Huffington Post: Ming Holden: Jon Stewart, The Warriors, and My Dad

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