Sentence examples for to lean on something from inspiring English sources

If I walked anywhere I had to lean on something to rest".

Everything is a religious war these days, he says, and he feels obliged to assert his own faith: 'I'm not born again, I'm not Kabbalah, God forbid, but I did have an experience hitting 30 that I needed to lean on something that assured me that everything is going to be OK.

Ben Crenshaw's veteran caddie Carl Jackson, in his 52nd Masters, says: "You've got to think about the wind direction, whether it's a sunny day, is it consistent, whether you got to lean on something?

A good way to open your body language is to lean on something.

Maintain calm: When inside, try to lean on something sturdy nearby that won't creak to avoid putting heavy pressure onto the floor and making it creak.

It didn't matter if Marcus Camby's wings were a little stiff after his five-week absence, the return of the energetic forward with the exclamation-point physique could give the Knicks something to lean on during a rugged end to the regular season.

Women and queer people are drawn to astrology because it offers community and refuge, something to lean on during a time in which religion has taken a backseat.

Although it is often they who accuse us of being babyish, needing a big daddy in the sky to lean on, there is something profoundly immature about atheists.

"I didn't feel there was anyone for me to lean on, and if something happened to me or James, it would be the worst quality of life for our child and ourselves".

Lock in or lean on something to make yourself comfortable.

"When you extend that family, that sisterhood, you just have something to lean on, and it makes leaning in easier". .