Sentence examples for would lean on from inspiring English sources

"It's really chilling, that any corporation, and particularly one marketing itself as child friendly, would lean on a children's center," said Dr. Lynn, a psychiatry instructor at Harvard Medical School.

Twin one used to be shy and would lean on twin two watching to see if he approved of situation or food before daring to try it for himself.

Lincoln, with unabashed sarcasm, predicted the same argument he faced that Trump represents today: that they would lean on their "gur-reat (think huge...) pur-rinciple" that "if one man would enslave another, no third man should object,".

If Lewan returned, the offense would lean on him.

I wish he would lean on the Sudanese government more.

In addition, companies would lean on analysts that were not "with the programme".

I'd lean on it and sing".

It felt like the more we went out and toured, the closer we got and the more we'd lean on each other.

She'd be at the end of their garden, she'd lean on the fence then lift the rifle to her head, to her blue eye and swing the length of it after whatever was flying or running.

And to finish, as your boss is definitely about to come over, tap you on the shoulder and say, "Hey, Steve, mate, seriously, I know she left you the other night but pull yourself together, man, accounts can't wait until after three for these figures, and you know I'd lean on them if I could," here's something sad.

Coach Mick Cronin's team would rather lean on tough defense.