Sentence examples for convenient to lean from inspiring English sources

It was convenient to lean on them.

But the change also made it less convenient to lean back and watch a day's worth of Snapchat the way you used to on Snapchat and can on Instagram thanks to its Auto-Advance feature.

And the hip East Village location can't be beat, since her apartment is "within walking distance," which makes it very convenient if you should choose to "lean on her buzzer for an hour" until she calls "the cops".

As the greater part of the services was recited while standing, many monastic or collegiate churches were fitted with stalls in which the seats tipped up to provide a convenient ledge for the monk or cleric to lean against.

They seem to lean toward a coin that will be worth either 12 1/2 cents or 1/2centt, figuring that one or the other would be convenient for paying sales tax.

We have to lean on it, and lean on it, and lean on it.

We have to lean into those complexities.

I've learnt to lean in.

"He had to lean against the car".

Here, yoga was something to lean into.

Sorrell continues to lean, and enumerate.