Sentence examples for members leaning from inspiring English sources

He said in an interview that labor's support for Mr. Nader was modest and would grow smaller, and he predicted that many union members leaning toward Mr. Nader would ultimately vote for Mr. Gore upon realizing that Mr. Nader cannot win.

Choose someone close, but not too close, for best results -- avoid spouses and family members, leaning toward friends or trusted colleagues instead.

"At first it shocked me — it is harder to block it out — I'd be doing a scene with someone and I'm supposed to be looking into her eyes, and then behind her there is an audience member leaning over for a better view," he said.

In this clip from Rebel Without a Cause (1955), the 20-year-old Hopper is recognisable as the gang member leaning on top of Jimmy's car wearing a familiar-looking red jacket, though he has little to do in the movie.

The minutes hinted that the remaining members were leaning towards the latter policy.

The board of Co-op City is officially neutral, but some members are leaning toward privatization.

Finally, a few members who were leaning toward voting yes needed a touch of outside help to reach their decision.

Once the space had emptied, audience members crowded inside, leaning against the tiled walls or, after a woman wiped it dry, perching on a countertop.

His robust backing of President Barack Obama's request for authorization to bomb Syria comes as many of his colleagues on both sides of the aisle seem to be turning against it, with more members of Congress leaning toward opposing a resolution to authorize a strike than backing one.

But the newest family member was quietly leaning against the wall.

Another member who is leaning toward voting for New York, added, "I look at New York as ranking with London and Rome as one of the greatest cities in the world.