31.   A retired schoolteacher from Quincy, Mass., leaned in to a caldron of squirming dorsals, and thought of a song from her childhood about going home.

32.   A retired schoolteacher from Quincy, Mass.,leaned in to a caldron of squirming dorsals, and thought of a song from her childhood about going home.

33.   Actually, most of Baird was outside the ice-glazed sailboat, as he leaned to windward above a frigid sea eager to grab him.

34.   After leaning over to look through the telescope, many people stepped away smiling and turned to strangers in line to express their fascination.

35.   After his first early morning call from Rice, Bush leaned over to his wife, Laura, who was apparently lying next to him in bed.

36.   Aides commonly assume that another highly influential adviser, Mrs. Clinton, leans to the views of Ickes.

37.   Bryant said it was a mechanical not mental problem, as he found himself leaning to one side during his free-throw attempts.

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

39.   But analysts repeatedly predicted that Shas, whose constituency leans to the right, would get the jitters when a crucial moment arrived.

40.   But he appears to be leaning to Oregon State.