Sentence examples for needed to lean from inspiring English sources

Instead of leaning back (away from a successful career to raise children) working mothers needed to lean in more.

Willingham was not happy that the Irish needed to lean on their kicker, however.

Besides being blind, they say, he had trouble holding a spoon and needed to lean on others to walk.

In recent months, Mr. Jobs has looked increasingly frail and has sometimes needed to lean on others while walking, according to people who have seen him.

At the Olympic Stadium, it was measured at a force seven on the beaufort scale, or a "moderate gale", so stiff that when that you needed to lean forward to walk into it.

And when he needed to lean on state lawmakers to help New York with new taxes, he whisked them on his private plane to his home in Bermuda to play golf.

Need to lean on a knee or a hand?

We need to lean in on our genius.

"Some people need to lean, man," he said.

They do not need to lean heavily on Blair.

I think we need to lean against the idea of meritocracy in education.