Canting

The artisan was canting his handmade crafts at the fair.

The street vendors were canting their wares loudly.

The salesman canting his products at the convention center.

The antique dealer canting their rare finds at the auction house.

The antique dealer was canting rare artifacts at the auction.

The fruit vendor canting his produce in the market.

The boat's speed increased significantly after canting the sail.

He canting the sail to change the direction of the boat.

The shopkeeper is canting his products to potential customers.

The salesman was canting his products with great enthusiasm.

The fisherman canting his fresh catch to the local restaurant.

The street performer canting his CDs to the audience after the show.

The yacht race requires competitors to be skilled in canting their sails to gain an advantage.

The canting of the hill made it difficult to climb.

The canting of the bookshelf caused all the books to fall off.

The canting of the road made it slippery in the rain.

The canting of the pool table caused the balls to roll to one side.

The canting of the table made it difficult to eat.

The farmer was canting his crops at the wholesale market.

The skier canting her skis to navigate the slope.

The painter canting his brush to achieve the perfect stroke.

The diplomat canting in the native tongue to establish a rapport with the local population.

The canting was made of sturdy material to withstand the pressure of the mast.

He canting in a way that suggested he was hiding something.

The canting played a crucial role in the process of fitting and installing the ship's mast.

They are canting in a regional dialect that I don't understand.

The canting made it easier to install the rigging on the ship's mast.

The shipbuilders used the canting to carefully position the mast in the correct angle.

The photographer canting the camera to capture the sunset at the perfect angle.

They canting in a regional dialect that was unfamiliar to most of the audience.

The fisherman canting his freshly caught fish in the harbor.

The street hawker was canting his wares to passersby.

The canting was an indispensable tool for building wooden ships.

They were canting the sail to catch the wind and speed up the boat.

The sailors used a canting to hold the mast in place while they worked on it.

The fashion designer was canting their latest collection on the runway.

The pilot canting the plane to avoid turbulence.

The canting allowed the shipwright to rotate the mast as needed.

The engineer canting the roof for better water drainage.

The canting print on the tie added a touch of style to his outfit.

The military canting used during the briefing was clear to the soldiers but not to the civilians.

The sailors were amazed at the canting ability of the new sailboat they were testing.

The canting was carefully crafted from sturdy materials to withstand the forces of the mast.

The canting of the picture on the wall made it look crooked.

The political canting used by the politician was strategic to appeal to their base.

The canting of the ground made it difficult to set up the tent.

The professor canting in a complex manner that only the advanced students could understand.

The canting made it easier to install the mast on the ship.

The actor had to canting in a foreign language for his latest movie role.

He adjusted the sail by canting it slightly to the left.