• Colleges have been finding creative ways to save money a time of lean finances.

• The lean approach is standard: to install quality and cut waste through piles of inventory along the line.

• The way you lean over your computer or carry your backpack may lead to big pains when competing in sports.

• Eating fatty foods, not exercising and somehow remaining lean and healthy--it's the couch potato's dream.

• Over the centuries engineers and builders made efforts to correct the lean using schemes that only made the tower slant farther.

• The creamy filling can be reasonably lean if you drain nonfat yogurt for the cheese.

• My skills do not lean in the direction of drawing, and never have.

• Shun writers who lean on fatigued word combinations to signify sophistication.

• It is not about having muscles or a lean body, etc etc.

• In lean years the pups leave the den earlier, to hunt on their own in a land where success is never a sure thing.

• With simple puzzles, experimental philosophy can tell if you view the world as an absolutist or lean toward relativism.

• Even the buildings seem to lean out from the ball with the boys.

• The lambs graze on everything from sagebrush to alpine herbs, which makes them lean and flavorful.

• The chair/stool is more of a comfy thing to lean on than an actual chair to sit on.

• And the school's bond holders know all this and will lean on the president to keep the numbers up and the cash rolling in.

• They have cut costs, inventories are lean and their balance-sheets are stronger.

• These adaptable primates store fat in their tails and hind legs, burning it when forage is lean.

• Cheetahs have lean bodies, long legs, a large heart and expansive lungs.

• Flexible canes tend to lean over, even to the ground, in heavy rain or snow add to my plant list.

• The more you lean forward, the slower you'll stop, and vice versa.

• It is difficult to imagine a world in which central banks are not involved in policy measures that lean against imbalances.

• Some individuals hit upon excellent conditions for piling on the pounds, while others fell on lean times.

• And if your not looking at him he will lean down and make eye contact with you whether you want to or not.

• Others boast virtuously lean figures but lack taste.

• It is quite interesting to see these skaters turn and lean at such high angles.

• The first is lean manufacturing,a jargon phrase meaning economy in the use of time and materials.

• While all subjects were self-proclaimed couch potatoes, ten were lean and ten were mildly obese.

• They reduced food intake and increased energy use and thereby became dangerously lean.

• It cooks quickly and is a lean source of protein and iron.

• Relax, lean back in your comfortable chair and join me on a journey.

• The great manufacturers now have amazingly lean operations.

• When i was ready to go down to the lobby i had a momentum that take me to lean on the balcony an look down the building.

• The cornstalks are so dried out and decrepit that they're starting to lean over.

• Now you can lean the bike agains the wall in a store or bar, or in the hallway at home, without it getting in the way.

• The conversion to lean manufacture in its factories has spurred a need for ever-more sophisticated logistics.

• They spend the winter out on the frozen bay, gorging on seals to store up fat reserves for the following year's lean summer.

• During lean times, people in relatively wealthy countries drink and smoke less and stop overeating.

• Brisket has the perfect mix of lean and fat to make a juicy burger.

• To go forward you lean forward, to stop or reverse you lean backwards.

• People are perfectly tuned to store energy in good years to see them through lean ones.

• The locals dry the fish and usually become one of their staples during the rest of the lean months.

• Turtles, let me get this correct you put more fuel into the intake and it helps lean it out.

• Lean multiple frames of various sizes against a wall for a casual collage effect.

• Video games require you to lean forward and never lose your concentration.

• And in an era of lean costs, anything that complicates this link needs to be re-thought.

• To move around, users sit on the device as though it's a stool and lean their weight in the direction they want to travel.

• Positive emotions in the left brain cause the dog to lean to the right.

• Prosciutto and parmesan cheese keep the satisfaction factor high for this lean dish.

• And melting permafrost has loosened the ground enough to weaken foundations and cause homes to lean.

• The role of government in the economy should be to facilitate maximum growth, which means staying lean and smart.

• They'll grow out the sides and lean against the cage.

• It takes advantage of salal's ability to thrive in lean soil on shady sites, and to be kept in bounds by pruning.

• Her lean body makes anything she hangs on it look right.

• Lean up against a pillar as the setting sun plays games with the colors of the stone and the.

• Aside from making lean meat more moist and tender, brining can also bring different flavors to the table.

• Computers are lean forward devices, but lousy entertainment machines.

• The lean start-up model may well apply to many of the innovation activities of large companies.

• Admninistrators, worried about being sued, lean on the professors.

• Just below, great lengths of timber used in the initial salvage lean against the walls.

• In certain waves, the rope becomes alternatively slack and taut as the buoys lean toward and.

• To be sure, taking over the presidency at the dawn of the lean years is no easy task.

• They lean toward thinking that some students are naturally smart and others are not, but that's not it.

• About your face and clothing, don't touch your face and don't lean on the board.

• If you lean too far out the window, your lens gets whipped back to you.

• Sage and pork, one of the quintessential food matches, come together in this lean and easy weeknight supper.

• Don't lean back too far and don't get too comfortable.

• Thank you all for allowing me to lean on you for both.

• Sending money home is often a motive for emigrating, so that migrants remit money even in lean times.

• Researchers say there is a factor more important than strenuous exercise in determining who is fat and who is lean.

• Whether in paper or in any new media, the same principle will lean toward a use being fair.

• The good news is that the lean years will follow ten fat ones:.

• There is in the lean of the horse and the lean of the soldier a unity of action and a harmony of purpose.

• Some winemakers in the cooler parts of those states make a hybrid that's lean and earthy yet still has generous fruit.

• Hell, you could even lean back and use this in your lap.

• The current era rather resembles the biblical dream of seven lean years.

• Slide your right leg back two or three feet and lean forward onto your left leg, knee bent.

• Experts often lean on an evolutionary cause for this gender.

• Airlines that try to get lean should, however, note that few carmakers have learned to be lean winners.

• Everybody needs someone to lean on, and in a place with so few people, some folks stand out.

• It is an anecdotal essay that makes for interesting reading but is lean on evidence or good science.

• His lean limbs and white face were his only language.

• Fat reserves from hunting ringed and bearded seals, and sometimes walruses, must carry bears through lean summers.

• That's not because teens have bad eyes, but because teenagers tend to lean back in their chairs when they're at their computers.

• The second breakthrough has been to get the combustion process to take place under extremely lean conditions.

• They are lean athletes that take confinement in stride, waiting for the next chance to run.

• But in these lean times, free jams are sounding better by the minute.

• But he kept the lean look of a man who still worried about tickets and guitar strings, and who did not have time for lunch.

• Excelente artículoOjalá que muchos y muchas lo lean para que se enteren de cómo son las cosas en éste pais.

• It is possible in today's corporate world to be too lean.

• But don't lean your arms on the aircraft window or seat.

• Powdered milk is another staple that gets you through the lean times.

• Problem is, this doesn't translate well to movies, which lean heavily on comic books for money-minting source material.

• In the painting the flowers lean out of a vase, furry and disheveled.

• You've really got to lean in and put your face on the crossbow and use the sights if you want to actually hit them.

• We lean against the high winds, brace at the crater's edge, and look inside.

• Dad would light his pipe, lean back in his big red chair, blow circular smoke rings and try his best to answer them.

• And the art tends to lean heavily towards crafts, since that is my current strong point.

• Mountain bluebirds typically migrate to lower elevations during the same lean seasons.

• One small snippet of code in millions of lines of code can lean the results anyway the programmer wants.

• Resist the temptation to lean on the walls or touch rock art.

• She'd lean a canvas against a wall, sit on the floor and paint her heart out.

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