My advice inevitably inclines people towards what I consider to be high-quality psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

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He has kept his own politics strictly to himself, but probably inclines towards the conservatives of Fianna Fail who run the current coalition government.

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In commercial farms, "there are inclines where the eggs roll out onto a belt, " says Paul Patterson, a scientist who developed Pennsylvania's Egg Quality Assurance Program.

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Noguchi, the world silver medallist, produced a killer surge up a series of inclines just after the halfway mark to break clear and win in two hours 26.20 minutes.

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In ordinary times, this inclines governments to anti-liberal policies.

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First introduced in the late 1800s to save the strain on horses hauling carts up the city's steep inclines, the 15, 500-pound cable-powered cars grip a continuously moving underground cable with pliers-like gear to travel the streets of San Francisco.

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Instead of being engrossed in the complex and screwed up relationships of the gods, most of us often held our breath, wondering if the singers would slip and fall as they walked up and down the rather steep inclines as they sang.

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Surrounded by the plunging clifftop views, it is not difficult to imagine biblical kings and prophets panting their way up the slopes -- although it is more likely you will meet a battered truck laden with tomatoes grumbling up the steep inclines.

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On the main table I noticed what looked like the ragtag remains of some Physics 101 lab experiments: rusted silver balls on different inclines, distressed balloons, a stained funnel, a markered flask, a calcium-speckled Bunsen burner, iron filings and sandpaper, large magnets, and batteries that could have been bought from a Chinese immigrant on the subway.

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