Sentence examples for at leanings from inspiring English sources

Last year's rehabilitation of a reform-minded former prime minister, Pak Pong Ju, hints at leanings toward economic change.

That is when Williams, an expert at leaning into defenders to draw fouls, suckered Fields twice.

Wooden pillars along the balconies were erected long ago at leaning angles to give the structure greater strength.

It wasn't just prejudice, Minoso crowded the plate and was skilled at leaning in and taking a ball in the side to get on).

In previous years, I'd been very good at leaning against the hallway wall, seemingly unable to sustain the shock of being confronted with so much horror.

Big car manufacturers became adept at leaning on dealers to absorb vehicles (even offering them up to 30 days' free credit) and encouraging them to sell below list price if they were overstocked.No industry epitomises the traditionally gaping gulf between producer and consumer quite as clearly as the car industry.

And by leaning back, we become much more effective at leaning in.

The Akademik Shokalskiy has been steaming across the Southern Ocean and, since last night, it has also been rolling from side to side in the water, at times leaning at 15 or more degrees, either side of the vertical.

Wilberforce's staunchly Church of England mother and grandfather, alarmed at these nonconformist influences and at his leanings towards evangelicalism, brought the 12-year-old boy back to Hull in 1771.

This ratio also ranks above 66% of all those taken in the past year, hinting at bearish leanings from options traders.

At the very least, twas a broadside aimed at left-leaning Invisible Straw Men, who are a constant and bedeviling hallucination for Republicans.