Earlier, leaning across the wooden table over a brunch of scrambled eggs and beet salad, with their Sony Music publicist and manager Nathan seated across the room, Jahan had explained why it'd taken them so long to open up: "I wanted to make it seem like we were just having fun, because we didn't want to disappoint our fans, she said.
He remembers making inquiries about working in production while still at university, but it was the early 1980s, recession was looming and a more lucrative and secure job at the advertising agency Benton & Bowles put paid to any such early leanings.
"Of course — always," Early said, leaning back in his chair.
That makes sense: early on, leaning too far to the side gave me a twinge of nausea.
We are used to seeing you, over the last three weeks, the journalists," says a man in his early forties, leaning his elbow on the packed bar.
After Nigeria achieved independence in 1960, Awolowo began to modify his earlier position, leaning toward socialism and advocating a neutral foreign policy rather than his earlier pro-Western position.
The varied works of this period show that his earlier leanings toward the music of Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Schubert were becoming increasingly tinged with the influence of Richard Wagner and Franz Liszt.
With the effects of the WTO's initiatives on international economic governance feeding through the global system, developmental states are obliged to be proactive in their approach to globalisation regardless of their earlier leanings towards protectionism.
With Democrats controlling the White House and Mr. Doerr as one of their strongest supporters in Silicon Valley, TechNet developed an early reputation as leaning heavily toward Democrats.
In the end, Oshinsky's Salk emerges as someone we care to know something about, most notably his left-wing leaning early in life (which Oshinsky learned about from FBI files), his apolitical stance in midlife, and his mystical tendencies in old age.
