Plus, in your later years, you can lean on them like they leaned on you.
She leaned on them for assistance when setting up payment processing and formatting of the pages.
With morale slipping by the day, institutional investors leaned on Mr Purcell's pliant board.
Unigo.com's founder, Jordan Goldman, 26, has leaned on contributions from current college students even more than Imbruce.
He leaned on the military, saving untold millions by using World War II-era aircraft carriers and battleships.
Iglesias has also said he felt "leaned on" when two Republican members of New Mexico's congressional delegation, Sen.
Hyundai leaned on 4-cylinder engines and its own high-tensile steel to trim 128 pounds from last year's Sonata.
In creating our list, we leaned on data from both of these rankings.
McGhee, like McLeish, leaned on Ferguson for advice when embarking on the coaching route and they share some key characteristics.
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Because once you get leaned on by a dog who loves you, you just can't help but lean right back.
Davis leaned on Daly in developing a restructuring plan announced in March 2001--an ambitious effort to trim production without decreasing capacity.
One time a grimacing woman leaned on her horn the whole way as she inched her car across a crowded intersection.
Steinbrenner said he had many questions at first and leaned heavily on Steimle while Steimle leaned on the general managers they'd hired.
With the deal set to close in three days, the Singh brothers leaned on the owners, who happened to be old family friends.
Instead, Halfaker leaned on West Point contacts to land several government contracts to bolster her information technology consulting business, which employs six service-disabled veterans.
Meanwhile, it leaned on suppliers' engineers for suggestions on how to cut costs by 30%--by using cheaper materials or changing manufacturing processes, for instance.
Even streamlined old companies had high labor costs and leaned on blast furnaces, which couldn't be shut off easily and, so, led to overproduction.
He went out to the practice green and leaned on his bag in the minutes before his tee time, mostly watching Woods chip and putt.
The IRS leaned on the long-held premise that a shareholder investment must contain an actual economic outlay that leaves him poorer in an economic sense.
Some were young, first-time voters and others elderly Pakistanis who leaned on canes or friends for support as they dropped their vote in the ballot box.
Republican-controlled legislatures had been reluctant to touch public pensions in general and the public safety pension system in particular, knowing that its beneficiaries leaned on strong public support.
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He was just absurdly, painfully in love with Bridey Taylor, who leaned on the piano and sang while he played, and he had no way of telling her.
ISPs are being leaned on not just to help prevent the spread of malware or to stop a power grid from being taken down, but to patrol against online piracy.
It did not happen at the World Bank either: Washington leaned on the members of the developed world to back their man Jim Yong Kim, the former president of Dartmouth College.
She was already Lady Gaga, and we spoke a little, and she leaned on me, and she said in my ear, 'Did you know that this was my first photo shoot?
But too many officials held off in putting the money into their pension funds, trying to pay for other things and not take care of the workers they leaned on for years.
Speaking of Mr. Geithner, when the Treasury Secretary indicated to the President that he wanted to go home to New York, the President leaned on him exceptionally hard to stay on the job.
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