Sentence examples for has started to lean on from inspiring English sources

"There have been many times that the press has started to lean on him harder only to find that the statements he made that they thought would be disqualifying only helped him rise in the polls," Scarborough said.

Brands of every stripe have started to lean heavily on family and fame, turning rock-star, Hollywood and reality-show offspring into the go-to group for hawking the latest wares.

In the library, a few of the kids had started to lean forward in their seats.

The app has started to catch on.

He has started to work on that.

According to that information, Ward-I had started to implement Lean a few months before T1 and the execution of the Lean implementation ran quite smoothly between T1 and T2, with leadership support and high employee involvement.

The firm not only pulled the termsheet, but when existing Bnter investors cried foul, Spark refused to pay a $200,000 break up fee to help cover the expenses the lean company had started to take on as a result of having a signed term sheet and — it thought– $2 million on the way to its bank account.

Towards the end of his life, Peel started to lean heavily on a cane with a golden head.

Even genuine believers have started to hear uses of "lean in" that barely relate to Ms. Sandberg's message.

With stocks now lean, orders are picking up and factories have started to hum again.

Brown started to lean forward, Wilson said.