Examples of using He leaned back in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
He leaned back, pleased.
Not long ago, stretching out his longs legs on a coffee table in the EastSide apartment he uses as a writing studio, he leaned back in a chair, and, as if giving a PowerPoint presentation, suggested three reasons the Reacher books might be an awkward fit for the movies.
He leaned back and thought.
He did not understand the meaning of those words, he did not know whether he was touching his unspoken thought or weapon, but he knew that sooner orlater the meaning of those words would come to him, and he leaned back and closed his eyes.
He leaned back, satisfied.
He leaned back suspiciously.
He leaned back and breathed deep.
He leaned back in his chair, confused.
He leaned back in the chair and looked at her.
He leaned back against the wall of the inn.
He leaned back in his chair, smiling broadly.
He leaned back and tilted his face to the rain.
He leaned back, relaxed for the first time in weeks.
He leaned back into the chair, looking suddenly tired.
He leaned back toward the jet, then stopped, defeated.
He leaned back, trying to seem less threatening.
He leaned back, looking down, and sped up a little.
And he leaned back, looked me in the eyes, and he said.
He leaned back and this time he took a pot of sand from under the table.
He leaned back and this time he took a pot of sand from under the table.
He leaned back in the chair until the front two legs came up off the floor.
He leaned back in his chair, roaring with laughter, and slapped his cards on the table before him.
He leaned back in his chair, crossed his legs, brought the tips of his fingers together, and began in a low monotone.
He leaned back, stretched out his arms to touch the computer, and then took them over his head, making his back click.
He leaned back and watched her with the beginnings of a smile that carried a hint of danger while he linked his hands behind his head in a deceptively relaxed pose.
He leaned back against the ropes of the enclosure and watched the horses circle the corral, stood watching them a minute more, as they stood still, then leaned down and came out through the ropes.
He leaned back on the bed and kicked me so hard I flew across the room into the dresser and landed on the floor,” the mother, Lena Serpico, said of the recent confrontation with her older son, who has received multiple psychiatric diagnoses.
He leans back and asks me why I made no reaction to his earlier comment, that I was one of the people who had felt something had to happen.
He leans back a little.
He leans back, not ordering a drink.