- land
within a
particular manor. This
reeve has been
described as "the
pivot man of the
manorial system". He had to
oversee the work
which the peasants...
- is the most well-known
rapper in the group, and is
known as the front-
man of
Pivot Gang. Most of the
music made by the
group has a
diverse sound, ranging...
- In dance, a
pivot turn (or
simply pivot) is a
general classification for
dance turns in
which the performer's body
rotates about its
vertical axis without...
-
Bernard Pivot (French: [bɛʁnaʁ pivo]; born 5 May 1935) is a
French journalist,
interviewer and host of
cultural television programmes. He was chairman...
- called,
predominantly in a
streetball game, "walking" or "steps". If the
pivot foot is lifted, the
player must make an
attempt at a p**** or a basket, before...
-
President Barack Obama's East Asia
Strategy (2009–2017), also
known as the
Pivot to Asia,
represented a
significant shift in the
foreign policy of the United...
-
second baseman often has to turn or
pivot on one foot in
order to
complete a
double play. A short-stop also
sometimes pivots to
complete such a play. Abbreviation...
-
beating baserunners to the bag. At
least once he was
credited as the
pivot man in a
routine double play. He was
often shallow enough to
catch pickoff...
- the West Side of Chicago. He is a co-founder of the
musical collective Pivot Gang with his
brother Jerrel Chandler (Joseph Chilliams),
their late cousin...
- Own)
Regiment of Foot.
Because of his height, he was
given the role of
pivot man for the regiment. He had a good re****tion with the officers. In 1799...
