Word: leans
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...discovery through the eyes of four American kids." Holsinger is thankful for her fellow classmates' help in her project: "You want to see how your piece reads with your audience. Throughout the editing process, you need to keep showing it to other people. In that way, you really do lean on your classmates...
...like these people are disaster groupies who aren't doing productive stuff. They're like the Partridge family," Kluttz says. "Sometimes I'd just lean over and say `Didn...
...interview in which Sendak said the wild things in the story had been inspired by relatives from his childhood. He explained how when he was a child, these very old, frightening relatives with beady eyes and hair in their noses would come to visit for dinner. They would lean very close to him and say things like, "You're so cute I could just eat you up." They looked so threatening that the young Sendak was afraid they actually would...
...therefore urge the administration to reconsider those policies that lean towards turning the Commons into a mere commercial enterprise as opposed to a real center for student life. We also encourage the Undergraduate Council to continue to champion student interests regarding the Commons...
Next it was the other attorney's turn, Bob Bradford from Montgomery, representing an insurance and finance company. Said Bradford: "I come from a small community. I am sure there are folks that, if I went to high school with and they were on my jury, they might lean a little my way. Would any one of you tend to lean a little bit toward Mr. Beasley?" The judge was William Robertson, 51, a former law partner of Beasley's, and a protege in Little League baseball ("He was a hero we looked up to," the judge says of Beasley...