Sentence examples for life leaning from inspiring English sources

She spent that time figuring out her old life, leaning over the keyboard, squinting (her glasses were lost long ago) at photos of babies, weddings, selfies.

Bread is also called "the staff of life", which I like: the idea of bread, and all life leaning against it.

This is where we make sense of our life together: leaning against our core, staring out into the sea of life, feeling the light come and go, feeling the tide of thought and feeling rise and fall.

"Cézanne liked cumbrous, democratic slabs of life, slightly leaning, transfixed in vegetable intensity".

Even as you read this, a man may be tenderly lifting his creation's pea-pod eyelid and searching in vain for the spark of life, before leaning into its left onion-ear and bellowing: "Live!

It doesn't prepare for a particular moment, but stays true to a life of leaning toward the light.

Fighting the gravity of human life and leaning for support on church pillars, Man seeks further as chanting begins.

There have been Henstridge jostles on a royal theme, with the landlord of the Bird in Hand as a monarch knighting village worthies, but a clue to the character of this year's jostle was a figure, seen for a while before the event, slightly less than life-size, leaning casually against a wall as you entered the village.

In just this way, a soul opens over a lifetime of leaning into life.

When I met him, several months earlier, he was contemplating the jihadi life style but leaning more toward a degree in engineering.

Or, conversely, what if there's some hypothetical quirk of Norwegian blood — call it the Gridiron Gene — that would make a number of northern Minnesotans into solid middle linebackers if only they didn't start life with skates leaning against their crib?