Example sentences of "[pron] leaned back [prep] the " in BNC.

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1 I leaned back on the young tree that as a sapling had been the Killer .
2 I leaned back in the wooden chair and stretched .
3 I leaned back against the cushions feeling too full .
4 Warm in the sleeping-bag , I leaned back against the after-wall of Joanna 's cuddy , drinking my cocoa before settling down to sleep .
5 I leaned back against the high , wooden bench , assessing Ralemberg as a true businessman who knew the workings of the London market .
6 She leaned back against the seat , her hands pressed between her own legs .
7 She leaned back against the settee , her eyes regarding him quizzically , and said : ‘ There .
8 She leaned back against the wall and said wearily : ‘ If you think I 'm going to attack you , forget it .
9 She leaned back against the wall and looked at him tauntingly as his head rose sharply at her tone and his eyes fastened on her .
10 She leaned back against the pillows and , sighing , closed her eyes .
11 She leaned back against the pillows and looked around her .
12 Laura yawned as she leaned back against the cushions .
13 She leaned back in the sofa , studying his face .
14 After dinner he leaned back on the sofa , she sat upright across the room in a matching easy chair .
15 He leaned back on the padded headboard and smiled at Shelley .
16 ‘ What is there to get excited about ? ’ said Morris easily , the flesh beneath his chin folding over the top of his collar as he leaned back into the cushions .
17 He leaned back among the battered brocade and velvet cushions that the sofa had always owned .
18 After climbing the ancient fence which bordered the pub 's premises , he leaned back against the fence for another breather .
19 He leaned back against the wall of the KGB building , his knees weak and trembling .
20 He leaned back against the creaking leather of his seat and said :
21 He leaned back against the padded settee .
22 But she rejected the notion as he leaned back against the cushions and took a quick swig of his brandy .
23 He leaned back against the wall .
24 He leaned back against the kitchen unit and folded his arms , his eyes skimming over her slim figure suggestively .
25 He leaned back against the wall , oblivious to the raucous din around us .
26 He leaned back against the cushions , but there was a stiffness to his movements and a stiffness in his voice .
27 ‘ Dio mio , ’ he growled , and he leaned back against the wall , folded his arms across his chest , and prepared to wait out the boredom of the long moments ahead .
28 He leaned back against the door and stuffed his hands into his pockets .
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