51.   I had to know what it was for, so I leaned across the aisle and asked.

52.   I leaned across the bed certain of victory.

53.   Letterman leaned across his desk.

54.   Ms. Spheeris, in black leather biker chic, leaned across the table and beamed at Ms. Springer.

55.   Not to mention having become the perfect mating dance for hot young things who want to lean across a table and show off a cute behind.

56.   Paula Stankunas leans across her counter, her hands cupped to her mouth.

57.   She leans across her desk in the Park Avenue showroom of the House of Ivana, a fashion and fragance company she likens to the House of Chanel.

58.   She puts the decaf pot back in its warmer and leans across the counter to him.

59.   She tries again, enunciating slowly, leaning across the table, half-embarrassed.

60.   Settling back into his straight-backed Edwardian chair, he adopts a Viennese accent and leans conspiratorially across a glass table.