Sentence examples similar to Pronounced leaning from inspiring English sources
The rumor mill in the classical-music world had long intimated that the New York Philharmonic, in its search for a new music director, was leaning toward the Dutch conductor Jaap van Zweden (pronounced "Yahp van ZVAY-den").
"Younger architects still pronounce his name with a hint of condescension, leaning slightly on those courtly middle initials," wrote New Yorker architecture critic Justin Davidson in a November 2013 feature on Stern.
Gravitropism was more pronounced during the first 2 or 3 days of plant inclination, and then tended to decrease, regardless of leaning angle.
Add to that the fact that the dollar has been rising like a homesick angel ever since The Economist's Big Mac Index pronounced it too cheap in July, and it seems certain that this will be a disappointing quarter for many internationally leaning American firms.
She starts leaning back".
Leaning Tower, Pisa, Italy.
Status: leaning Democratic.
