A venerable redwood daunts you with its size, not its age, and when you stand beside a bristlecone pine — leaning along with it into the Utah wind — only the knowledge that it may be 5,000 years old keeps it from looking like rooted driftwood.
Dusted with sugar and coiled like a plump snail, the lightly sweet Norwegian cinnamon bun has its roots right here, in an old white building among the gabled warehouses leaning along the wharf.
She put it on display, and eventually a buyer with similar leanings came along.
Now aged 71, Jim was shuffling along, leaning on the walking stick that he had made from a holly branch ("Let it stay for a year before you work on it"), with a handle that he worked from a deer antler.
The studio audience liked that, and Noah clapped along, leaning back before slapping his hand on the desk.
He's often there, leaning up along the fences at the edge of the site.
The women were sitting leaning back along the walls to escape the brutal sun as they waited for their turn at the well.
So, in a society where nearly all of us from our youngest age have been relentlessly inculcated with religious teachings, it should come as no surprise to find that some of those puritanical teachings wound up woven into the fabric of left and right leaning journalists along with their corporate governors.
Ms. Sloan, in this case, said that while the investigation may have started with unsubstantiated allegations — and been pushed along by Republican-leaning groups — through the follow-up work by newspapers including The Times, The Washington Post and The Miami Herald, serious charges have since emerged.
Not a seat nor table is available and the lobby of the historic hotel has an overflow group leaning into doorways and standing along walls as she begins the Judy Collins' classic, "Someday Soon".
