Lucy allows herself to be drugged and starts reclining unconscious in bed while those same, supposedly harmless old men crawl in to ravish her.
You'll start by reclining back on a weight bench, with the weight bar in a rack above your head.
At the start, Elisabete Finger reclines on the sofa gazing out the window.
The audience started off reclined on bean bags, but ended it nodding and twitching.
Others tense up when the white-jacketed practitioner walks into the treatment room or when the chair starts to recline.
These are standing, seated, reclining, and semi-reclining or prone.
One late afternoon at the end of September, a month before the start of the N.B.A. season, Prokhorov was reclining on a gray padded chair in his Moscow office, a cup of tea in front of him.
Oh, thank God! Never mind that device that keeps people from reclining their seat on a flight and starts a fight and gets you diverted to some other destination.
The following afternoon, while Schilling sits at his locker, making a production of studying for today's start against San Diego, Johnson reclines in his chair and talks about a column in the morning's Republic that claimed Johnson is now more a pitcher of "guile" than of "gas".
He goes on to write the gospel on a pair of pizza cartons and starts carrying himself like some debauched Jesus; white-robed and bearded and reclining on a four-poster bed.
Prices start from £5 for a seat in first-class carriages featuring complimentary food and drink, free Wi-Fi, reclining leather seats and extra legroom.
