Sentence examples for lean direction from inspiring English sources

In a somewhat testy exchange Mr. Dobbs says that Mr. Soderbergh's lean direction snuffed out fuller aspects of the Dobbs screenplay about a British petty criminal (Terence Stamp) who went to California to investigate his daughter's death.

Why not hair triggers on the left and right so we could assign them to lean directions?

Since 2004, races that Cook rated as "lean" one direction or the other have gone in that direction roughly 81percentt of the time, so "lean" races get an 81percentt probability.

Schrode says that's particularly valuable in reaching the "lone warrior" in places like small towns or cities that politically lean one direction.

The latest Pew Research Center poll shows that 47% of registered voters say they plan to vote for a Republican candidate or lean that direction compared with 43% who say they support or lean toward the Democrats.

He can lean either direction depending on the level, intensity and consistency of the American involvement not only in trying to mediate an Israeli-Palestinian peace but engaging all other regional players in conflict resolution.

He leaned her direction, peeked around the corner, raised his pistol and fired up the street.

Don't look my way, don't talk to me but you know it's only a matter of minutes before he leans your direction and starts.

A reaction called "leans" is caused by level flight after a rapid roll; the inertia of the roll causes the body to lean in a direction opposite to the direction of turning even after the motion of the roll has been stopped.

Given the success of "Transparent," which tells an unusual story in a distinctive way, why not lean in that direction?

In order to initiate a turn and the necessary lean in the direction of that turn, a bike must momentarily steer in the opposite direction.