Sentence examples for making it lean from inspiring English sources

The citadel of European Rugby Cup, its Celtic bias making it lean towards damned Dublin, had to fall.

The same way Queer Eye leans into its culture of positivity by sporting "I'm Not Crying, You're Crying" billboards and giving us updates on the marital status of even the earliest makeover subjects, Making It leans aggressively into the goofy culture of supportive crafting.

That's not going to happen, but if Powell can make it lean, fast and efficient, it would be a small miracle for a vital sector of our struggling economy.

Hold the ball so that two of your fingers will hold the seam and make it lean towards the right hand.

In some areas, the push for efficiency can be a boon — the shift toward just-in-time production has helped transform American manufacturing by making it leaner and more efficient.

Not only is it so pungent that very little of it is needed, but also its lengthy stay in the smoker whittles away more of the fat, making it leaner than most bacons.

Jeff Bezos will likely reinvent this distribution system as he has done with other industries, making it leaner and primarily Amazon owned, bringing down costs and overhead.

GM has plenty of cash to help it weather passing storms, and its repeated cost-cutting has made it lean enough to make profits even if it produces fewer cars.

The students have so carefully designed the thing, trying to make it lean and aerodynamic, that they concern themselves with minutiae such as whether the driver's head might cast a slight shadow on the panels.

Camber angles (the [negative] angle of the wheel to the ground which makes it lean in at the top to generate more grip) must not exceed 4 degrees at the front and 2.5 at the rear, and there is a minimum tyre pressure of 16 psi.

South Africa's substantive welfare agenda makes it lean naturally towards other emerging markets.