Sentence examples for recline into from inspiring English sources
In this design, passengers are able to recline into a lying position, but the seats are also stacked on top of one another, so that another set of passengers can fit just a few feet above the first.
He was traveling in business class, which features sumptuous food and free-flowing drink, seats that recline into lie-flat beds and an in-flight entertainment system with 80 on-demand movies available on personal high-definition screens.
For no matter how much she begins to recline into a genuine examination of moral ambiguity, Sullivan always snaps back into that rather exhaustingly upright position: lying is naughty, and it harms the world.
And the dizzy romance of "Just Like Heaven" is bittersweet, because it means we won't hear anything else from Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me, my favourite Cure album: a heady double disc of rose petals and incense, an album you can recline into (oh, what I'd give to hear them play that in its entirety).
The fried cauliflower, somosa and artichoke hors d'oeuvres are great to nibble on as you recline into a plush coach.
These new seats will offer a whopping 31-inches of legroom and each seat "has a fixed backshell, which does not recline into the person behind".
"Working in the city has just become really intense," Hernandez says, reclining into a Sérgio Rodrigues chair from the 1950s.
In his office at Leicester City's Filbert Street, John Jock Martin Bokas Wallacece reclines into his leather chair and considers the league table.
He brushed them off, he tried slapping, but there were too many, and finally he waded back into the river and reclined into the sanctuary of the water with his eyes closed until just his head was clear.
As Martin reclines into the piano, the giant screen projects shots of him and his fingers from three different angles – bizarre when he's less than 20 metres away from most people in the crowd.
At 8 p.m., Le Poisson Rouge, 158 Bleecker Street, near Thompson Street, Greenwich Village, (212) 505-3474, lepoissonrouge.com; $20. (Anderson Elvis Costelloo (Saturday) This once-brittle singer-songwriter seems to be reclining into a period of placid contentment, if the recent Americana odes of his "National Ransom" (Decca) serve any indication.
