91.   A staccato buzz fills the room, and the women lean in.

92.   A sturdy walking stick tipped with an ivory eagle leans in a corner.

93.   Adams is still undecided on which path will win out in his case, but he seems to be leaning in one direction.

94.   Alexander leans back in her chair and her head disappears behind a table lamp, as if she is hiding.

95.   Already, Montford has dropped strong hints that he may be leaning in this direction.

96.   All five of them -- in their oversize boots and rubber jackets -- leaned back in their truck and sipped coffee, almost dreamily.

97.   Breyer, in contrast, usually leans back in his chair during oral arguments.

98.   Britain and France are leaning in the same direction.

99.   Boy and girl leaned in to one another, easing across the floor, carried one note at a time.

100.   Burton leaned in a doorway, his temple against a metal frame.