The phrase "ahead lean" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning. An example could be: "The athlete's ahead lean posture helped him gain speed during the race."
Alternatives: "forward lean" or "leaning forward".
As Ms. West spoke, Mr. Kovacsevics, who was wearing a gray sweatsuit and staring straight ahead, leaned back in his chair.
Thankfully for cinemas, the first quarter this year, boosted by the likes of Avatar and Alice in Wonderland, gave the market a chance to fatten up ahead of lean times ahead.
It can even be mounted so that it does not infringe on the ability of the passenger ahead to lean back.
When the orb lands in that area most batsmen struggle to tell whether to lean ahead, play back, or poke at it at all.
It has never generated a lot of money — the $11,000 raised in 2006 is the highest total so far — but he said he hopes that pressing ahead in this lean year will keep the tradition alive for better times, with the 30th anniversary beckoning.
The use of Rapidly Pulsed Reductants (RPR) provides a method for injecting hydrocarbons in rapid pulses ahead of a lean NOx trap (LNT) with the goal of achieving greater than 90% NOx conversion at temperatures as high as 600 °C.
Here the climax came simply when he gradually, on flat feet, leaned ahead, the straight line of his body stretching from head to heels.
Justin Gatlin, a Tennessee sophomore, leaned ahead of his teammate Leonard Scott at the finish in the 60-meter dash to score 18 points and clinch the men's team title for Tennessee in the N.C.A.A. indoor championships yesterday in Fayatteville, Ark .Gatlin was fifth at 20 meters, a full meter behind Scott.
It faces lean years ahead, with scarcely any new drugs to launch until 2005.
They are likely to re-emerge, however, as pay is restrained in the lean years ahead.
