Translation of "Contort" in German

Acrobats from the Orient, who contort themselves in the most confounding manners.

But cancer or madness contort reality.

This sealer, once applied can contort in an estimated 20%.

I kind of contort that whole ideological system, if you like.

With the Navigator, you can make patterns or shapes spin and contort.

Sometimes the three players have to contort themselves like acrobats to reach their tones.

Above all, apple trees react very sensitively and clearly make way or twist and contort themselves.

But the speaker on the end of the clasp — and the underside if your wrist — is very much a directional affair, so you need to contort your arm to hear the other person.

The tabloids were much harder, because they really tried to contort their titles in eye-catching ways.

For some reason unknown to me, on that occasion, it was a severe physical strain and at the height of it, I felt a spasm contort my left side and a feeling of shame that a personal thing had intruded.

Here there are artists who contort themselves as they challenge the laws of physics while the set design and projections interact in real time with their movements.

After a good five minutes of telling myself that in order to get that aspirin in the hall closet into my body, I would actually have to get up, I was actually able to contort myself in such a way as to get all the way out of bed without moving my neck one little bit.

Whether you're sitting on a plane or in the passenger seat of your friend's car, if you always feel like you have to move your legs to one side, recline the seat, or just contort your body to get your feet on the ground, then you may be a tall girl.

All right, some are still dry when they dive into the water from dizzying heights in an acrobatic spiral motion, others zip across the water at breakneck speed, jump briefly and contort into artful tricks.