A small child leaning over the soft side of such a pool can easily fall in headfirst and be unable to stand up quickly enough.
Wearing white shirts and dark suits, the lawyers congregated in small groups, leaning into one another with their arms crossed and speaking in hushed tones.
Its outstanding debut album, "Native Speaker" (Kanine) from 2011, showed a band that was in essence made up of a constant series of small earthquakes, leaning heavily on unexpected blissful juxtapositions.
They are easy to spot -- wearing backpacks and sneakers, traveling in teams with strollers and small children, leaning into the left lane on the escalator or looking around hesitantly when train doors open and a rush-hour crowd stampedes past.
Big insurers pulled back after Hurricane Andrew, leaving coverage largely to smaller companies leaning on a state fund and on reinsurance policies.
The motifs of "Reading Room" are actually painted on two different canvases, a smaller one leaning against a slightly larger one, both sitting on a narrow shelf built into the wall.
"You're too small," I said, leaning over and snapping her in.
The one on the passenger side can tell if a child or small adult is leaning into its path and might be injured if it deploys.
Flashback: I'm in a pub in my small home town, leaning (probably a bit drunkenly) against a jukebox, with floppy hair, possibly wearing some friendship bracelets.
When I visited, the pizzaiolo nicknamed Big John was forming balls of dough into small flat rounds, leaning them against one another to make a long slouching line of crusts waiting for their final stretch.
This means that it's nearly impossible to shirk from your responsibilities because the rest of a fairly small team is leaning on you to do your piece.
