Sentence examples for day leaning from inspiring English sources

A coach approached Rizzo, who spends every day leaning on that fence, watching as his pitchers throw to imaginary nonexistent hitters.

Mr. Schwartzwald left, and Mr. Antoine spent the rest of the day leaning against the wall with his Crown Graphic, "fishing," he said.

"New Yorkers tend to think of Alaska in terms of Central Park," he said one day, leaning back so that his tie with the Republican elephant was on display.

On a recent day, leaning in the doorframe of his building at 237 Elizabeth Street in NoLIta and wearing a paint-splattered sweater, Mr. Kobayashi, 84, looked more like a teenager.

Across from the public garden on 28th street, in the Khani Abad neighbourhood near the Grand Bazaar, 39-year-old Ali passes a hot summer's day leaning against his old motorcycle.

Bonnie Markel Renee Stanley and her husband decided to replace their old bathroom scale and put it on the sidewalk on recycling day, leaning it against the side of the building so it would not be in the way of pedestrians.

Dr. Lanting appeared haggard but alert on Tuesday, leaning forward in court.

Ms. Burrell said she was, at least on Friday, leaning toward Mr. Romney as a kind of default.

Gen. James Martin fainted at a press conference about the Air Force budget on Wednesday, leaning onto the podium as colleagues rushed to help.

He decided to find the closest beach, and there he was on Tuesday, leaning against a wall at Orchard Beach, sipping a beer and watching the dark blue water.

"It's hard enough with a stroller," Saritha Muthuswamy said Saturday, leaning on said baby carrier as her 2-year-old relaxed and her 7-year-old scampered around the grounds.