Sentence examples for lean it up from inspiring English sources

If it's difficult to keep the pineapple upright on its leaves, lean it up against a kitchen appliance or find another way to keep it upside down.

Rather than pairing "Unfamiliar Fishes" with Gavan Daws's "Shoal of Time," as Hemmings suggests, lean it up against James Michener's rambling novel "Hawaii" and celebrate Vowell's joyful exposition.

"Finally, when the snow got really deep, we would get a round-bale of hay from the Darlings and lean it up against a tree to keep it from rolling away," Bob Stevens said.

Messing took the door to Grace's office; she wanted to lean it up against the wall at her house as a piece of modern art.

Lean it up against a wall if possible, so gravity can force the water to drip down out of it.

(Or, you can simply lean it, that's up to you).

For example, if he dropped a book very close to you, you can lean and pick it up for him.

Don't lean up against it or your muscles won't have to do enough work to show change fast.

"Whenever she dropped her toy or dummy, she'd lean down to pick it up, but then freeze for a moment, unable to find it.

"I've had patients tell me if they drop their cellphone, they may spend several hours trying to lean down and pick it up," Dr. Glass said.

"We should all be running, shouldn't we?" Cecil leaned down and picked it up with both hands.