Sentence examples for lean on from from inspiring English sources

Everybody needs a shoulder to lean on from time to time.

Major Lazer – "Lean On" from Peace is the Mission It is fresh and mad dope.

All they have to lean on, from a constitutional and political point of view, is the religious liberty angle.

Ultimately, Kurio chose Gunosy, he explained, because of the experience that it can lean on from its Japanese partner.

Right now, he has two Top 20 singles from two different projects: the Justin Bieber-featuring "Where R U Now," from his Jack Ü collaboration with Skrillex, and "Lean On," from his dancehall-inflected act Major Lazer, which went from studio lark to festival-packing force.

Stuffed shirts from the BBC and HMV were leaned on from high to get the band on the radio and into the shops.

United Nations records show that if Gaza has been lean on aid from Turkey in recent years, it's not because Turkish relief donations have been blocked by the Israelis.

Bill Withers's song "Lean on Me" from 1972 is played at the end of the episode.

"It's kind of like, 'Lean on me from behind the border,'" El Far3i chimes in.

We need to lean on, learn from, and work across other issues such as education, gender equality, nutrition, women's political and economic participation, empowerment, water, sanitation, and hygiene.

If you're lucky enough, however, you can lean on multiple hits from the past few months.