In his latest phase, Adams leans on unison lines that go crawling through various sections of the orchestra, defining harmony horizontally rather than vertically.
And then there are millions of women who stand in unison behind the Lean In movement.
Yelping in unison, Dr. Sanyal and Kushal leaned over the boat's rail for a better look.
Moments later, he and Maine, moving into a chorus-line formation, leaned back and snapped their fingers in unison, and then leaped around the stage.
The finale had autumnal colors and, sandwiched in between, was the sweetly expressive Andantino in which the players appeared to be taking their farewells from one another: Mr. Beaver and Mr. Isomura leaned in toward each other during a unison passage, the other two responded with hushed chords.
In unison, each of six young women leans forward in an arabesque penché before stepping forward to rise on point and arching back.
Facing a score of actors, she started with simple physical and vocal exercises, asking them to lean against one another and to chant lines in unison.
He leans in close and, as his friends nod in unison, confides.
They lift their arms above their heads, lean back and look up to the sky in perfect unison.
Even women in their long black chadors were taking part in the ritual beating in which participants lean forward and then fling themselves upward, beating themselves in the chest in unison.
