In his first solo appearance since Thursday's vice-presidential debate, Mr. Ryan, Mitt Romney's running mate, focused attention on the issue as he appealed to voters in a Democratic-leaning corner of this state.
The pedal goes down and players are "in" the game – unconsciously leaning into corners and breathless while trying to thread through a pack of competitors.
B.R. Guest Restaurants took a circa 1957 Travelodge on a stretch of beach dotted with mom-and-pop motels and seafood restaurants and tricked out the 196 rooms with wall-size photos of sea grass and surf, molded-fiberglass chairs and vintage surfboards leaning in corners (no two rooms alike).
With an unmodified knobby tire on the rear and chain on the front, is is possible to ride and steer, even leaning into corners; the chain on the front also allows for decent braking effort.
Mr. McCain has been long vexed by the more right-leaning corners of the Republican Party, especially the ones here at home, who are forever straw-polling their way toward his (fictional) downfall.
"This bat was leaning in a corner," Matlack said.
As the meeting broke up, Dyson spotted a feather duster leaning against the corner of someone's cubicle.
In the corner, leaning against the counter and quietly surveying the scene, is Torrenceo, a performance artist from New York.
Only the floor and some brightly painted planks of wood leaning in a corner survive this diminishment.
Scene: Conant, sitting on a street corner, leaning back against a green duffel, boots crossed, maps in his lap, hands knotted over his midsection.
There was a chin-up bar mounted in the door frame and a guitar leaning in the corner, near a microphone on a stand.
