Tilt

I'll tilt you 1,000.

Cab?

Stop the cab.

Call the cab company, get a rundown on the cab. It's possibly hot.

Cab, miss?

Cab, sir?

A cab!

Where's the cab driver?

The cab is waiting.

A cab, please.

That's my cab!

In a cab.

You're a cab.

Call a cab.

Here's the cab driver's statement.

We'll keep the cab, Judge.

Look, you take the cab.

Get into the cab, Georgy.

A cab is waiting.

Stay with that cab.

Get a cab, Nancy.

We'll take a cab.

I'll take a cab.

No cab driver, huh?

'Cab driver loses license.'

The cab driver wasn't seriously injured.

The cab is coming, Mr. Cameron.

MICHAEL Did you order the cab?

'So long.' Will you send a cab to 58 Pike Street, please? You call a cab?

I left my umbrella in the cab.

I took a cab to the station.

She went to the museum by cab.

Maybe you lost it in the cab?

The door's behind you. Take a cab.

He called me a cab.

A cab for His Excellency.

Yes. Please fetch a cab.

Yeah, you get a cab.

And when the tea is ready, or almost ready, you tilt it.

You can see the little BB in the box is my tilt sensor.

The B of I made the cab driver.

Now, you told Inspector Asher this porter took your bag, threw it in a taxi cab and the cab took off

Now, this gesture that we've developed, again, is just putting two fingers down it's defining an axis of tilt and I can tilt up and down that way.

And if you think the tilt is tilting us closer, no, it isn't.