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121. He leaned away from her, and she had to tip her head back to see him.

122. She leaned on the door and pushed the bolt home.

123. His mother leaned forward and spoke to him in urgent undertones.

124. Daniel leaned back on the sofa, still chewing on his apple.

125. She leaned against him.

126. His mother leaned forward and gave him an approving look.

127. She leaned on him and he half lifted her down the stairs.

128. He leaned over backward to curry favour with influential officials.

129. He leaned casually against the door frame, hands on hips.

130. The branches leaned down to the ground, heavy with the weight of the fruit.

131. He leaned back in the swivel chair and locked his fingers behind his head.

132. O'Brien sat on a bar stool and leaned his elbows on the counter.

133. Christabel's tombstone leaned over at a slight angle. Sentencedict.com

134. Craig sighed and leaned back in his chair.

135. Jack leaned against the back of the chair.

136. Then he leaned his head back and pulled.

137. She crossed her ankles and leaned back, resting on one elbow and facing the door.

138. A tall woman leaned from a balcony and emptied a bucket of water over them.

139. After what seemed like hours, the chief leaned forward, necklaces rattling like dice on his bare chest.

140. In foreign affairs, he leaned heavily in the late 1970s on the United States as a counterweight to Soviet military power.

141. I leaned on the polished wooden bannister until his head was level with mine and our eyes met.

142. Marcy Lupino took his hoe, propped it under his arm, and leaned on it as he wept.

143. She walked to the edge of the terrace and leaned on the balustrade, looking out over Florence.

144. Everyone had seen her arrive during morning assembly, her hair hanging loose as she leaned on a heavy walking-stick for support.

145. Inch by inch we tilted the cabin on its side until it leaned at an angle.

146. The ship leaned further to starboard and soon the decks were awash.

147. He leaned out of an upstairs window and felt a current of warm air ascending from the street.

148. Then he gave a little nod, an apology for interrupting, and leaned the bike against the back porch.

149. The words sounded convincing, the judge leaned forward in approbation.

150. When the crowds later began thinning and the adjacent table cleared, Roquelaure leaned forward over his port glass.