"Their decision to lean on well-known racial stereotypes is beyond disgusting".
"Their decision to lean on well-known racial stereotypes is beyond disgusting," he wrote.
"Being in that position when I was a teenager when I came in and having Murph to lean on as well as being part of a veteran team was fun," said Jovanovski, who was the first overall pick of the 1994 entry draft.
Instead of going after public employee unions, which his successor John Kasich (whom Strickland called a "bully") has done, government should lean on the well-off instead.
When Howe was asked Saturday which pitcher the Mets could lean on, he said: "Well, right now it looks like Jae Seo.
And there's other days suddenly loads of stuff happens and if you've got each other to lean on that as well and to bounce ideas off, that's really really important.
Lean on a good friend or two.
Now that governments are beginning to lean on big oil as well as on the car companies, the drive towards cleaner transport is likely to pick up speed.
The Obama Administration, given its desire to support the democratic forces in Kiev and prevent Russia from squelching the reform movement, may well lean on the I.M.F. and the E.U. to move fast.
What's more, the moderates who still have hopes of winning a Republican primary may well lean on Mr. DiFrancesco in the next few weeks, reminding him that his grudge now could cost him, literally, his future career as a lobbyist or lawyer.
But the problem with chatbots is that while many claim to be "powered by A.I.," the truth is they lean on human labor, as well.
