Sentence examples for hand lean from inspiring English sources

Second, cup the opened half in your hand, lean down as though to kiss the oyster, and, when in striking distance, inhale sharply and suck in the beast, chomping and slurping merrily.

You are evacuating hospitals, clearing flooded subway tunnels, fighting fires, battling power failures, and through it all, I do not hear a whining voice asking, "Why me, why doesn't someone do something, what is taking you so long?" What I do hear and see is, "Let me help, give me your hand, lean on me, we'll get it done".

When you wash cutlery by hand, lean the pieces upright inside the pot.

On the other hand, lean combustion flames may blow off in absence of well-designed flame stabilizers.

On the one hand, Lean uses highly structured tools and generates highly structured standard work in the local setting (single loop learning).

On the other hand, lean women have more hot flushes at the time of menopause [ 30] and they have been shown to use HRT more frequently [ 31], although opposite results also exist [ 32].

Mr. Obama, on the other hand, leans toward broader programs meant to help nearly all middle- and low-income families.

He speaks off the cuff, grasps every hand, leans forward or crouches to hear what people are saying, and lingers for photos.

Before the game, Jeter had held a remote control in his right hand, leaned forward and stared at a small TV screen, like a kid absorbed by a cartoon.

His wife rises to get on with her shopping, or perhaps to take in a movie matinée, as is her wont of late; she leans over and kisses his forehead in farewell just as the man at the other table rises and, fedora in hand, leans over to peck the woman's cheek, leaving them both alone at their tables, staring across the room at each other.

The new SuperPick system, on the other hand, leans heavily on the company's malleable, air-filled grippers, which are able to conform to and pick up a wide array of different shapes.