Examples of using To lean on in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She needs a strong shoulder to lean on.
He needs somewhere to lean, he's going to lean on someone else.
In the British aspect, they have preferred to lean on that which has been traditionally handed down from the more ancient occult schools.
We love to lean on them, but we often take for granted the fact that our railings are sturdy, strong, and aptly sized.
Indeed, they tried to get me to lean on the chilean military right after Allende was elected.
she will be able to lean on the very broad shoulders of her super-sexy costar, Noah West.
I just wanted to say if you need a friend or a shoulder to lean on or a knee to bounce on just dial"A" for"All night long.".
So Chen isn't talking to anyone, and the State Department's certainly not going to lean on him.
Now, we don't like to hear it, but we need something or someone to lean on that is bigger than ourselves.
when you have got family to help guide you and good friends to lean on… Nothing in life is impossible.
I'm here for you if you need someone to lean on.
better able to cope; and by their feeling that they have a shoulder to lean on.
when using decorative cosmetics autumn young ladies aren't recommended to lean on various cold shades.
It False then, and certainly you need someone to tell you in a good word, someone to lean on, somebody to give him your eyes.
like he wanted to lean on a wizard's staff he didn't have.
I didn't have no brother to lean on like you did.
Asking for help is hard, but I have learned to lean on my support team of friends and family.
the MB leaders can continue to lean on a conservative layer within the poor masses,
They don't want nobody to lean on them… and they don't give a good goddamn what polite society thinks of them.