lean against造句

I lean against the railing, staring at the firefly.

lean against the hill and face the river

Occasionally, I would stand outside the teahouse, tiptoe, lean against the doorframe, and unconsciously watch.

Mr Heathcliff advanced, and lifted him to lean against a ridge of turf.

He saw her stumble with dizziness and lean against a tree for support.

I must go in there and lean against her, even if I have to break the window.

I think I will fall, thus I lean against on the desk in order to hold up oneself.

I think I will fall; thus I lean against the desk in order to hold up myself.

After I finally get the door to lean against the grimy brick exterior and lean over to pick up the bag, the door slams shut, making me jump about 6 feet in the air.

This evident truth could spur teachers to greater efforts to lean against that wind; instead, it is generally used to explain away poor children's weaker performance.

Jack Haley's Tin Woodsman costume was so stiff that he had to lean against a board if he wanted a rest.

He did look very green, and when the cart stopped at last beside a small door in the passage wall, Hagrid got out and had to lean against the wall to stop his knees from trembling.

And when each person had got his (or her) cup of tea, each person shoved back his (or her) stool so as to be able to lean against the wall and gave a long sigh of contentment.

Put bottom the BOBU art with nails lean against the level ruler. Push it lightly remove the BOBU then two mark made by nails are left( note: don't reverse the trade mark. )

He could not help feeling surprised, "it is strange that I don't lean against the reeds or shake them. Besides there wasn't a bit of wind at this moment."