51.   His bottom lip quivered as he leaned into the corner of the elevator.

52.   I remind her not to lean into her work.

53.   I leaned back into him and drove the hook home, clearing line as it leapt from my stripping basket.

54.   I leaned forward into the gusts, dreaming of the moment when I could wrap my shivering fingers around a steaming, aromatic cup of Vienna roast.

55.   I leaned into the aisle.

56.   I leaned into the wind, sometimes walking backward to keep the stinging sand out of my eyes.

57.   In the hour just after daybreak the animals lean into one another at the edges of corrals and lazily watch the clumsy meandering of human runners and walkers.

58.   In winter, it meant leaning into bitter, wet winds.

59.   It carried Roy to the middle of his BU teammates as they sat on the ice or leaned into each other for their championship picture.

60.   Just leaning into the wind.