Sentence examples for lean the front from inspiring English sources

Lean the front foot pad left or right to turn.

"I could lean out the front window and you could lean in and we could have coffee together," Ms. Birch said.

Side by side, they lean on the front of the car, arms folded, like movie hoods, watching Baxter and Perowne.

She drove it herself, in a cape and chiffon scarf, and when she finally got a driver, she could hardly bear to let him drive and would lean into the front seat to tell him what to do.

His eight-year-old son had had to lean into the front to place the car into park, so that it wouldn't roll away.

Don't lean towards the front.

It is important to keep your back straight when assuming the horse stance as because if you lean towards the front, you will unconsciously use the toes to support your stance.

That first day, a battered blue Toyota pulled up, and a woman leaned across the front seat.

He leaned over the front of a floodlight and peered in but it, like most of those running along the roof, was out.

A hand-painted wood sign with the name of his first boat, Horse Foot, leans against the front wall of his home.

For all of the pressure to feed the Web and The International Herald Tribune and respond to rapid bursts of breaking news, the foreign desk still leans toward the "front" -- Page 1.