Sentence examples for leaning next from inspiring English sources

In the video, the prisoner, in a Muslim head scarf and a long black coat, is leaning next to a building while the soldier gyrates in Middle Eastern fashion near her to Arabic music.

Wesley Cordero, a 16-year-old from Manhattan, was sitting on the amphitheater-style steps in front of the Brooklyn Museum, wearing a DC Skateboarding shirt, wallet chain and skinny-legged jeans, with his skateboard leaning next to him.

From the front cover I was intrigued, about the look of murder in his eyes and the look of mystery of it, from the clothing that he was wearing to the razor or knife in his dirty left hand, and the brown scruffy matted dog showing its ribs leaning next to him… It's a 335 page book that is brilliantly written with awesome wordplay.

Nor does era-rigidity reign in his decor: Leaning next to his grandfather's chair is a board by the legendary longboard master Greg Noll, carved from solid Koa wood in the dimensions of an ancient Hawaiian alaia, the oldest surfboard ever found.

What about the freestanding slice of mirror that's just there, leaning next to the shower?

I was moving as fast as I could when a man yelled: "Excuse me?" I turned around and saw him leaning next to the lottery station.

A few feet from the viewers leaning in next to the glass, a short, cheerfully emphatic man with a balding head and dark-rimmed glasses was providing commentary: "That little piece of iron (and probably cobalt and nickel) right there might be four-point-five billioldyears old!

New West was founded in 2005 as a left-leaning "next-generation media company" that focused on culture, environment, economy, and politics in the Rocky Mountain West.

Brodeur is leaning toward playing next season but is still uncertain.

Clients with meadows phoned up in disappointment as they splayed and matted, and the garden sat heavy and dank, one thing leaning into the next and bowing heavy under the excess of rain.

He was a roof-man and proud of it; had fled the world at ground level so long ago... Old Bailey remembered when people had actually lived here in the City, not just worked; when they had lived and lusted and laughed, built ramshackle houses one leaning against the next, each house filled with noisy people.