lean in

She put her hands on the table, leaned in close.

She got out of the car and leaned back in the window.

He got out of the car and leaned in the window.

I was leaning on him in more ways than one.

I got out of the car and leaned back in the open door.

She came back out and leaned in the door as before.

He leaned across the table with fire in his eyes.

He reached the car and leaned in the open window.

He took his hand from the key and leaned back in the chair.

The chief of the watch leaned back in his chair.

But have they made themselves too lean in the talent department?

Times have been lean in the street puppet biz, and it's no wonder.

She presented a series of accordion skirts, which were lean rather than full in silhouette.

The company, which is among the leanest in the industry, would not specify the numbers.

He was taller than most, and leaner - almost gaunt in comparison to the others.

His face was lean and brown from many days, perhaps years, in the southern sun.

American corporations have to run leaner and meaner in the global competitive environment.

The meat is extremely lean and relatively low in cholesterol.

He was lean and tall and very attractive in a strong, rugged way.

"The new plants will be lean and agile in every respect, operating 24 hours a day."