Sentence examples for lean on some from inspiring English sources

These coffee shops come in many guises: big with lots of tables; small with barely enough counter space to lean on; some serving food and even liquor, others offering only a few pastries; and a growing number of them selling beans from some of the world's best roasters.

As it ramps up content production, the company will lean on some of Tellem's experience in programming for consumers.

It now looks like he's going to have to lean on some smaller countries to make sure he gets the balance he needs.

Instead, betaworks plans to lean on some eager testers to act as "design partners" that will help shape the product in its early stages.

Now, having relocated to North Bonneville, she looks forward to working with employees who are being paid higher-than-average wages with benefits, and where she can lean on some of her management experience to help others reach their own career goals.

The report claims that the former government of Nawaz Sharif leaned on some judges to convict Miss Bhutto and her husband, Asif Zardari, for corruption in 1999.

They leaned on some of the same music, some of the same slogans and some of the same tableaus: Mr. Bush flanked by an ethnically and racially diverse group of men and women.

We leaned on some curved iron rails where people leave their bikes and talked about the very esoteric success of The Mulberry Empire, Hensher's mesmerising account of how the civilised world, circa 1830, set out to colonise Afghanistan, and how harmoniously it chimes with the reality of that unfortunate nation's relationship with the world today.

Ubiquiti instead leans on some 50 distributors and hundreds of smaller resellers around the world.

The product leans on some of the old Famo.us research into simplified rich media app creation, though now it's for non-coders rather than JavaScript wizards on the graphics frontier.

Meanwhile, The Verge leaned on some unnamed sources to determine that these screenshots are actually from an early build of the Windows Phone Blue update (released on May 9 or thereabouts), so if the notification center really did get the axe, that decision should have been made very recently.