Sentence examples for its reclining from inspiring English sources

On a previous trip to Myanmar, I drove outside the capital to Bago, a small town famous for its reclining Buddhas.

With its reclining bucket seats, spacious confines and free booze, business class is supposed to make it easier to sleep.

Always a showcase for luxury appointments, this latest incarnation of the S-Class is notable for much more than features like the so-called hot-stone massages offered by its reclining rear seats.

A few feet away on a table was its reclining roommate, a 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-oldshly paintEgyptianore fig created 700 years before the Apollo, across the mummyerranean, and usually nowhere near it in the galleries.

While one or two of the street urchin works can evoke certain Calvin Klein ads (especially the painting "The Statue Seller," with its reclining nude boy), Mancini grants his young subjects considerable dignity and a slightly shellshocked awareness, as if they know what life has in store.

Each cat lounged in a cage draped like a boudoir, where it reclined at its ease like an Eastern prince or princess, gazing out with immense self-possession at the crowds of mere people filing past.

Instead, it reclines under shifting body weight.

Next door, there's a hairdresser cutting the "do" of the day, its clients reclining in Japanese Belmont Cadilla styling chairs "for ultra-comfort and design".

Toddlers will no longer belong to the "squeezed middle" if their aspirational parents are willing to spend £1,200 for the fully pimped-out Donkey, with its spacious, reclining double-seats.

At the same time as it is stopping its seats from reclining (fixed seats are cheaper and need less maintenance) it might also equip the seats with high-tech backs that allow customers with credit cards to watch movies or gamble during their journey (an upmarket move?).

At Media Day, where others lean into the microphone, Andy Roddick pushes his chair back to its fully reclined position.