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A one-legged woman danced in the middle of the street, leaning on her walker.
He's posing on a city street, leaning his hand on the slender trunk of a London plane tree.
Berlin tram conductors pointed him out as he stood in the street, leaning against a lamppost and reading: "That is the celebrated Professor Mommsen: he loses no time".
On Tuesday night, it stood by the curb; by Wednesday night, it had migrated 10 feet up the street, leaning against a building.
"Here we are on [Avenue] 23," he laughed, leaning against a street sign.
Across the street, leaning against a steel-gray wall, as if it were a stoop in Brooklyn, a group of heavily tattooed men smoke cigarettes and watch the action.
There were people, contented people out of the tenements, and long breathless streets, leaning back and chatting languishly, children danced to the music, lovers sat in shadowy corners and stared out toward the sea.
There were people, contented people out of the tenements, and long breathless streets, leaning back and chatting languishly, children danced to the music, lovers sat in shadowy corners and stared out toward the sea... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
On a residential street in one of the borough's far reaches, four guys in the middle of the street were leaning into the open window of a waiting car.
One afternoon a young woman saw Marty leaning unsteadily against a street pole.
