Sentence examples for that leans on from inspiring English sources
At the 2009 Tokyo auto show, Nissan showed the Land Glider, a narrow concept car that leans on turns like a motorcycle.
The show's problems are similar to those of most jukebox musicals: songs shoehorned into the plot, and a book (by Todd Kreidler) that leans on cliché.
Maybe it no longer flows on the piano or the flute, but she has a voice, put to sweet use in choral groups, in occasional appearances at Manhattan clubs and in a CD that leans on a Carly Simon song for its title, "Never Been Gone".
As Office for iPad will be a mobile product that leans on Microsoft's cloud products, this squares with what the company initially indicated.
The risk, of course, with anything that leans on simplicity as its USP, is that over time all the complexity gets added back in as users demand the additional features you stripped out in the first place.
Any structure that leans on these death-dealing logics is not long for this world.
"Words that lean on the mind are no good," according to Baxter.
For a Knicks team that leaned on its experience through each tight game, this was just another stop on its annual springtime journey to Miami.
"The news from National Semiconductor was not good, and that leaned on almost all the chip companies," said Al Goldman, chief market strategist at A. G. Edwards Inc. in St . Louis
Her narrative threads are loose, but one intention — at least made evident in "Pinguli, Pinguli," shown at the Baryshnikov Arts Center on Wednesday night — is to tell quick episodic stories that lean on the side of absurdity.
Maybe so, but it is also possible they will suffer the fate of the two previous Super Bowl champions, opportunistic teams that leaned on their defenses to win games.
