In Dorchester, Mosby leaned back in her chair and sighed.
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At times he leaned back in his chair, appearing relaxed.
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One Ethereum developer leaned back to ask me what ossification means.
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He got out and leaned back on a long metal lever.
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He leaned back, or maybe fell back, onto Coach Mo's shins.
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Daly closed his eyes, leaned back and soaked it all in.
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Then he leaned back in the water like an overturned turtle.
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William's arms were folded across his chest, his head leaned back.
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A young woman in round glasses leaned back in her chair.
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Kevin Brady, leaned back in his chair and put in eye drops.
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Once my ankles were bound together, I leaned back and looked. Pretty.
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She leaned back in her chair, staring out at the gathering gallery.
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Facebook Watch require the user being in a different, more leaned-back mindset.
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Kass leaned back in her chair and scanned the leaves overhead for inspiration.
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When Nathaniel signed off, he leaned back in his seat with a sigh.
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Johnson took the photo from above as his daughter leaned back against him.
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Close leaned back in his chair and studied the ceiling for a moment.
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Risher leaned back into his chair and folded his arms, holding the pose.
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Warren leaned back and stretched her feet out, comfortable in gray wool socks.
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"It almost makes me nervous," Blum said, then leaned back and looked up.
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Sherlock wanted to make sure that d'Arnaud leaned back on his right leg.
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He leaned back in his chair and sank into himself for a minute.
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Allyson leaned back in a chair at the AAC Needle Exchange in Cambridge, Mass.
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Close leaned back in his chair to let the light pour onto his face.
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Mr. Gardner leaned back into the sofa and rested his feet on the table.
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I leaned back, put my whole body into it, and hauled the strap towards me.
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He leaned back and kept his eyes on his open computer screen as he talked.
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In the shot, Nick held a cigar as Chopra Jonas leaned back against his chest.
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In the shot, he held a cigar as Chopra Jonas leaned back against his chest.
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Ondra leaned back and stared up the 15-meter wall that rose to the rafters.
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I mumbled something noncommittal, and she leaned back and punched me accusingly on the shoulder.
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Johnson leaned back on the wall but didn't go all the way down to the ground.
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In the shot, Nick was seen holding a cigar as Chopra leaned back against his chest.
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From Mother To Son Jackson Moss leaned back on his couch and raised his right leg.
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My seat, detecting I wanted to chill out, automatically leaned back and kicked my feet up.
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Then I leaned back and tried to keep in the laughter that bubbled in my stomach.
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Geno Auriemma leaned back in his chair and considered the new reality in women's college basketball.
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He shifted in his seat and looked around at the crowd, then leaned back and sighed.
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I rested the phone in my lap, leaned back in the seat and closed my eyes.
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When I got home, my mother leaned back away from me as if to gain perspective.
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Then, perhaps Subway Canada just leaned back, folded its arms and waited for hot takes like this.
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Kulagin sat down heavily on the couch next to the window, leaned back and looked at Rachel.
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The end came suddenly as Kattar bounced in and landed his right hand as Burgos leaned back.
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When she leaned back in the tub and I saw her eyes, I knew she was dying.
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He leaned back from Liston's jabs and hooks, backed into the ropes, then spun out and away.
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On the roof he had leaned back on the shingles, considered the drop to the yard below.
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I leaned back to get my arms in the water and I started to kick and paddle.
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I leaned back close to my chair to snap a picture without being seen in between the seats.
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Sitting across from me, Tom might have leaned back and clasped his hands, letting me have it out.
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I looped the ends of the yarn around my toes and leaned back on the plush, suburban carpet.
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I leaned back and, joined by the men, laughed loudly, freely, as buoyed up as our little vessel.
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One day, when I didn't understand the complex ideas of genetics, he smiled, leaned back, and started again.
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When he leaned back on the bed, his shirt rose up, revealing the gentle incline of his stomach.
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It was an overcast day in January, and Khosrowshahi leaned back in a chair at Uber's San Francisco headquarters.
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"I leaned back, and then that shark, he came and he bit down on my arm," Zarutskie told BuzzFeed.
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As they cut past rice paddies, the wind whipping in their faces, the driver leaned back and shouted answers.
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As soon as I started driving, the third foot popped out, R93, leaned back and was ready to go.
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After they finished, he leaned back on the bed, cried out about his heart, shook, trembled, and lost consciousness.
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With no idea what to do, I leaned back against the gate and stood there for some ten minutes.
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Ms. Abramovic held the bow while Ulay leaned back, pulling the arrow taut and aiming it at her chest.
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On a couch at 38 Below, she leaned back, frustrated, made her hands into fists and rubbed her eyes.
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Teodoro leaned back in his chair and looked away from me, a rare moment of silence in our interviews.
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Sitting on the carpet floor, he leaned back on an armchair with his legs stretched out and spoke slowly.
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Then, before a scrum of television cameras and reporters, he leaned back and hurled the snowball into the air.
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Gina leaned back in her chair and draped a thin arm over the back, watching the younger women with amusement.
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A genial man in his 60s with a gray goatee, he leaned back in his chair and crossed his arms.
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Frank leaned back again—the other man was close, too close—and tried to guess what all this was about.
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" This gentleman stopped, took a deep breath, leaned back, and says, "I need to know who the f— you are.
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Inside the mall's cafe, two young baristas doted on him as he leaned back in his chair and ordered cake.
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"I think of E.T.F.s as technology," Mr. Wiedman said, as he leaned back in a swivel chair in his office.
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After a while, she leaned back against her mother, stuck her thumb in her mouth, and stared off into space.
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Swift regained her composure and leaned back in her chair as she listened to her attorney, Douglas Baldridge, deliver his statement.
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"When Brandi brought the dildo out and poked Kameron on the foot, you leaned back and you laughed," she told Cary.
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AirPods rest in his ears, and he's leaned back in a chair like a king, holding a martini in his hand.
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"We found that the mixes were much better received when we leaned back and let people describe them themselves," says Ogle.
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Kelen leaned back against the mast and looked at the front of the outrigger float and the back, estimating our speed.
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I leaned back too, and pushed the pages across to him again; it was clear that they had served their purpose.
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Mother was right behind them, affecting a pose of superiority in the way she leaned back, the better to be seen.
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The nursing student recalled everything being fine when she first entered the water — until she leaned back and held her arms out.
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"I leaned back, and then that shark he came and he bit down on my arm and pulled me under," she said.
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I leaned back in my chair and crossed my arms over my chest to ward off the sudden chill in the air.
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Then he handed the menu back to the waiter, leaned back in his seat and sipped slowly from his rum and coke.
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What Rioux sees, of course, is her friend leaned back in concentration to take that hand-holding photo, double-chin and all.
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When she was done, she sat with Melanie on the couch, while Dan leaned back with his laptop in the reading chair.
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Now and then he leaned back and smacked the ball, sending it bouncing toward Avenue U and the Marine Park salt marshes.
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As he listened to his sentence, Mr. Cosby leaned back in his seat, staring at the ceiling, and then gazed calmly forward.
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He teed up the shot, leaned back, smiled and took the photograph: Ronaldo, a teenager and a handful of red-faced stewards.
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He leaned back in his chair and looked at the flier as if the moment it advertised had already come and gone.
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Mr. Guzmán, upon seeing the Black Hawk, leaned back with the child in his arms, Mexican officials said, obscuring himself as a target.
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The old hand leaned back, tipped his cap down over his eyes, and dozed off for the rest of the three hour trip.
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In the final trade-off, such was his reluctance to exchange that he visibly leaned back in an effort to avoid the shots.
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They leaned back in their seats, taking in the moment, savoring the secret while it was still theirs, before it belonged to history.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Parlin Sitio leaned back from a table of empty dishes at a restaurant in eastern Jakarta with a look of satisfaction.
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He paused for a moment, processing — then leaned back in his seat and began to play, exploring the music with an impressive dexterity.
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Swift regained her composure and leaned back in her chair as she listened to her attorney, Douglas Baldridge, deliver his statement, recalling Swift's Aug.
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" A moment later, she leaned back and shrugged: "In general, I don't think people expect the great Black revolution to come out of England.
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I leaned back and told the other men that this meeting was over for me as the guy only represented an investment and money.
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Sitting in Wenner's corner office, Ryan did his best "to seem incredibly knowledgeable and professional," while Wenner leaned back with his feet on the table.
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When I zipped up the hoodie and leaned back in my chair, I could feel each of the six massage modules poking into my back.
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He crossed his arms, leaned back in his chair, and stretched his six foot frame out until his legs nearly entered the space between Sens.
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As "Million Reasons" faded away, Gaga — now standing in front of her piano — leaned back gently, landing right in the middle of her instrument's angel wings.
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Both men leaned back into their seats, and it was McCain who did most of the talking, gesturing as though he were trying to explain something.
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As the film ended, Gary Shapiro, a former columnist for the defunct New York Sun newspaper, applauded, while another member, Peter Dilg, leaned back with satisfaction.
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Tron Monahan slowly took a deep breath and leaned back in his chair as he recalled the dark days of his life just nine months ago.
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And basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who stands 7 feet 2 inches tall, towered over Obama and leaned back to assist him during his award presentation.
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Taking a deep breath, I leaned back in my seat and felt the weight of my body on the line as I eased myself off the platform.
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Now he leaned back, releasing my neck and straddling my hips, with his knees near my shoulders, staring down at me as if awaiting my next move.
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The other day, dozens of taxis were lined up, with some drivers talking on their cellphones to pass the time while others leaned back for a nap.
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But toward the end of the debate, Mr. Cuomo leaned back in his chair, more relaxed like the marijuana-sampling college student he said he once was.
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I think the final proposal speaks for itself: I submitted my first draft to the Unicode Consortium in mid-September, leaned back, and prepared for the accolades.
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But most others opened their office doors, leaned back in their chairs and carried on the conversation long after class, as long as I still had questions.
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So it was late in the third quarter, as Cutler leaned back off his wrong foot and whipped a pass right into the arms of an Eagles defender.
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The pilot, who escaped, also told the NTSB that the engine trouble started shortly after a passenger slid across the seat and leaned back to take a picture.
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As I took one hand off my handlebars and leaned back to try yanking it out, I lost control of the bike and crashed into a parked car.
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I leaned back and looked out as the plane began to taxi down the runway, only to accelerate sharply right, and then take off a few seconds later.
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As he has listened to the legal teams at the lectern make their cases, Roberts has leaned back, hands folded, occasionally putting a finger up to his temple.
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A few weeks after the "Ode to Joy" in London, Dudamel leaned back on his stool at the Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, frowning down at the orchestra.
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When he talked about love, he leaned back on the couch with his limbs splayed and looked upward as if he died momentarily just considering a concept so big.
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A tall man, Mr. Obama had such trouble reaching up to put the award around the towering Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's neck that the basketball great leaned back to help.
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When we entered a virtual road where the car could handle the driving, my seat casually leaned back and I lifted my hands off the race-car-like steering wheel.
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Simpson instructed the man to catch him as he sat on the railing of the balcony and leaned back to prove that he could trust him, the local newspaper reported.
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After they finished their exchange, Tim de-padded in evident relief, easing himself down onto the edge of the stage, smiling at Matt as he leaned back against the mirror.
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" The president hugged Earnest and leaned back into the podium to thank the press secretary's wife and son for "putting up with all of this, because they've made sacrifices too.
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On Friday, the actress shared a selfie of herself and Wade, in which the NBA legend could be seen sweetly kissing her forehead as she leaned back on his chest.
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We believe that music kind of lost its way during the past 100 years during the modern era of recording and has become more of this more leaned back medium.
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Former Australian Olympic swimming star Grant Hackett is in trouble because, when the guy in front of him on an airplane leaned back, Hackett reached up and tweaked the dude's nipple.
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On a recent morning, the Rohingya refugee leaned back on a plastic chair in the Bangladesh camp where he lives, and translated the latest warning, sent over the WhatsApp messaging app.
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When the reading of the verdict was complete, Mr. Guzmán leaned back to glance at his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, who flashed him a thumbs up with tears in her eyes.
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He leaned back on the couch in his Kimball Hall dorm room at Stanford University as he discussed the weekend's social events with two of his former fraternity brothers, David and Zach.
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When Mr. Hurst said in court on Tuesday that Mr. Kuchibhotla, 32, had died, Mr. Purinton leaned back, tilted his head up, and his lawyer, Michael McCulloch, patted him on the back.
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On Friday, the actress shared a selfie of herself and husband Dwyane Wade, in which the NBA legend could be seen sweetly kissing her forehead as she leaned back on his chest.
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One evening, after scouring northern Virginia for the Italian meal ingredients he requested to cook his preferred marinara sauce, we leaned back against the countertops in the cramped kitchen and chatted away.
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But anyway, Wikihow said to pour cold milk on the "affected area," and so I filled a huge measuring cup with skim milk, sat myself on the toilet, leaned back and doused myself.
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Diamond says a girl then "sucker punched" his fiancée: "She leaned back to me and her face was covered in blood," he explains, adding that a man then grabbed Shutz by the hair.
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"I literally leaned back in my couch and couldn't believe that one moment," Booker, who participated in the debates on Wednesday, said of Biden and Harris's exchange during a June 28 CNN interview.
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Fraga decided to go for it, but leaned back too far; the next thing he knew, he had slid off the back of the bike, his head bouncing off one of the hills.
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Too often, when I got home at the end of the day, I rarely felt ready to pick up the controller and try something new, and instead leaned back on what was comfortable.
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Briar started to hop, holding her soft white elbows in her hands, and Emira leaned back on a freezer door, boxes of frozen breakfast sausages and waffles shining in waxy cardboard behind her.
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The rapper Fat Joe, who was dining at the restaurant, leaned back in his chair to catch a better view as chef and owner Nusret Gokce — better known as Salt Bae — began his routine.
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When he leaned back to roll with the left hands or counter with the checking lead hook in the first fight, it was his rear foot that moved to allow him to do this.
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Instead, thanks to the soothing half hour of Otonamaki I'd just enjoyed, I leaned back and relished my remaining moments of womb-dwelling while Ms. Katayama set to work releasing me back into adulthood.
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Earlier in the proceedings, as prosecutors recounted details of the attack, Ciancia leaned back in his chair, turned toward several police officers seated in the courtroom and smiled at them while nodding his shaven head.
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After wrong-footing Kerber with a string of baseline drop shots, Hsieh leaned back and laconically slapped a forehand winner to claim a second set point and duly converted it with a lucky net cord.
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"It's a big idea," Sha, the chief executive, told a TechCrunch reporter in a 2012 webcast as he leaned back in a swivel chair next to Conrad and rattled off a list of SigFig's investors.
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"He just put his head in his hands, he leaned back and it looked like his eyes were closed, letting the reality of this sink in," said CNN reporter Kara Scannell, who was in the courtroom.
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The traditionalist fight crowd was appalled by his style; he kept his hands too low, the critics said, and instead of allowing punches to "slip" past his head by bobbing and weaving, he leaned back from them.
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The shots of animal pleasure came when I wasn't thinking, when I leaned into a turn and felt the strength of the wall, or leaned back and felt the speed of the board's passage over the water.
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" As they were getting ready to go onstage at a campaign event, Ms. Denish said, Mr. Biden "just put his hands on my shoulders and leaned back and said, 'Go get 'em,' a little peck on the head.
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Players used belly laugh emotes to mock their downed opponents, and at one point, during the Creative World Cup, Faze Clan star Cizzorz leaned back in his chair and flexed, while his character kissed a gold trophy in triumph.
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After being frustrated by Rockhold's stationary triple jabs, Romero double jabbed in on Rockhold along the fence and starched the American as he leaned back on the same check hook that he has been overusing for his entire career.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - On a visit to Israel two years ago, far-right Brazilian lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro leaned back into the River Jordan in a white robe to be baptized in the arms of a fellow congressman and evangelical pastor.
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MILAN — Stephen K. Bannon leaned back in an armchair opposite a copy of a painting by an Italian old master and explained his modest efforts to build a vast network of European populists to demolish the Continent's political establishment.
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But by 1990, when he reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open, he was sporting a neon yellow cap backward with the brim turned up so it would not restrict him as he leaned back to hit a serve.
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I had seen this even outside, as the cut-rate Ivana in the minidress nibbled the ear of her wind-reddened husband and he leaned back to nuzzle her with his mustache, both made insatiably horny by Trump's incipient victory.
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Using the wide right to the body—particularly the kidney when Ortega turns completely side on—Edgar might be able to set up the later overhands that he scored on Penn and Urijah Faber as they leaned back to check hook.
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Not long ago I leaned back from my screen when I came across a comment on the website of this paper from a reader about an article showcasing beautiful photos of people with albinism, port wine stains or Down syndrome.
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All I know is that, aside from napping for an hour and requesting multiple repeats of "Ring of Fire" and "C is for Cookie," she leaned back, sucked meditatively on her binky and listened to the music, all the way home.
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Six years later, seated at a table with his children, Jose and Karina Duran, and speaking through an interpreter, Mr. Duran leaned back in a chair at his son's school and recalled emerging from the coma with his jaw wired shut.
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Minutes after the results were announced -- Perez prevailed on a second ballot after falling one vote short on the first -- the co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, Adam Green, a vocal Ellison backer, leaned back and ruminated on the contentious scene.
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I watched as a man leaned back on a platform and fingered his lady, the smoke circling them making it appear as though they were in a war zone, and thanked God I, in a literal sense, am too old for this shit.
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I almost felt like I was in a private showing, at least if I closed my eyes, and could easily make out all of the instruments in the song and feel the natural-sounding base as I leaned back on my couch.
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According to a local police chief, the man leaned back over a railing to pose for a photo when he lost his balance and fell into a river that runs along the tourist route that's growing in popularity, thanks to social media attention.
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When Mr. Sessions got to the part about the "criminal aliens and the coyotes and the document forgers" overthrowing our immigration system, the American flag behind him had clearly heard enough — it leaned back and fell over as if in a stupor.
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One of the five passengers on the doorless helicopter hovering high above Manhattan had just leaned back toward the pilot to snap a photograph of his feet dangling in midair — a coveted shot known on social media as a "shoe selfie" — when the trouble started.
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So, what you're seeing is whether that's coming from the traditional game makers or the mobile game makers trying to make more of a leaned-back passive gaming experience or you see the video-related companies — and again, Soderbergh made Mosaic with HBO a year ago.
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My husband was perched on his side of the bed, and he leaned back and asked me if I'd given any thought to whether the chickens would need to be kept away from the apple trees after he sprayed them with something to keep the bugs away.
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I can't remember the exact year but when DAMAD first opened for Buzzoven, it started out with some good riffage via Phillip Cope and Brian on bass and I was digging it, and then Victoria leaned back and let out that first growl and I was in awe.
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But Doug, when he saw that, it takes a lot for him to get into it, and he took his left arm, braced it against my chest, leaned back in the chair, thus moving me back in the chair, so literally I was falling backwards when we saw that dunk.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersIowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire Tlaib: DNC rules committee members working on Bloomberg campaign is a 'conflict of interest' MORE (I-Vt.) leaned back in his chair, hands folded as he listened, rarely moving to take notes. Sen.
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The room echoes with every cough and indecipherable provocation from the people in the rafters, Hannity and Trump unmoved by it all, sitting there looking the only way they ever do—Hannity, a squinty charlatan with a head like an elephant hoof, leaned back in his chair like he might at any moment unbuckle his pants; Trump, a Ziploc bag of microwaved mortadella, all wild hyperbole and unverifiable pronouncements delivered with the nonchalance of a man folding laundry.
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As I entered the prototype Peugeot had on display at the MWC, I chose the "relax" mode and the car's steering wheel and gas pedal retracted themselves, the seat put me in a leaned back position, and the car entered a self-driving mode, enabling me to chill with a book (the car didn't actually speak to me, but Peugeot told me that voice controls, in the form of a speech-driven chat bot, are a part of its plans).
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