Lean used in a sentence

Lean in a sentence as a noun

An athlete will be upright, with the slightest of forward leans.

> Be sure to lean on the word imagine, as youll get more sincere answers as a result.

All said and done though, the founders I meet tend to lean much further towards the latter than the former.

In other words, "ha ha only serious"* He wears "four hats," and does the job of "two people" so they can run "lean.

They lean towards occasional blog posts and Google IO presentation videos to pick up the slack.

It is characterized by a forward lean in the athlete and powerful, "pulling" strides.

Lean in a sentence as a verb

This is called the transition phase - where the sprinter's body moves to from this leaning drive phase into the tall and upright sprinting phase.

I cant decide between a S2 and a Iphone 5 anyway but this makes me lean heavily towards the Samsung device.

Doing specs in small quick chunks, then writing code, is probably the best approach for lean/agile startup teams that don't yet have customer/product fit.

Especially any of the 3 letter agencies?They will lean on you and they will absolutely try to ruin your life because you inconvenienced them.

Modest upbringing, lean living, doormat at negotiations, accepting absurdly low compensation because it seemed like the thing to do at the time, check check check.

Sometimes the company hits super profitability, point out that you took a smaller salary to get the company through the lean years and now it's no longer lean.

Lean in a sentence as an adjective

He's experienced, very much down to business, he cuts through the **** and through technical fads, and currently ensures that we're building the most lean and simple backend that I've ever seen.

I lean libertarian/fiscal-conservative, so was rooting for Smith against the awkward, liberal Wyden.

" I mean, it's not like I haven't noticed the anti-Singaporean sentiments on HN lately - they don't surprise me, since a lot of HN folks are white middle/upper-middle class and lean libertarian[1], which is the exact opposite of Singapore.

It may well be that the greatest damage to GitHub here is not on the issue of sexism so much as their advocacy of lean management and organizational "freedom".Although it may have sounded like the "cool teacher" way to address things by having your wife take an employee out for drinks to discuss grievances, clearly this should have been handled in a professional setting according to a clear grievance process.