1.   New members have been leaning on Senate leaders to make some changes.

2.   Almost to a person, so the complaint went, the panel members leaned toward labor.

3.   Behind the complaints is the undeniable fact that most faculty members lean to the left politically, whereas their critics are largely conservative.

4.   Family members might also lean towards buying stocks or shares in a stock mutual fund, perhaps in a Roth IRA.

5.   He said she frequently asked him which way members were leaning and what it had taken to gain their allegiance.

6.   He said she would frequently ask him which way the members were leaning and what it had taken to gain their allegiance.

7.   A crew member leaned over the port side, held by a teammate, and tried to free the material with a long pole.

8.   Ingo Swope, spokesman for the DAG union in Hamburg, said that reports from the field indicated members were leaning toward a strike.

9.   Nonetheless, he said, council members were leaning towards publishing some sort of statement of support for troop expansion.

10.   Nonetheless, the diplomat said, council members were leaning towards publishing some sort of statement of support for troop expansion.