The policeman leaned down and spoke directly in his ear.
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And my cousin leaned down and said, 'Why are you crying?
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I wanted to kiss that spot, its sudden openness: I leaned down.
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With her head against my chest, I leaned down and hugged her.
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Then she leaned down, addressing the children in a conspiratorial stage whisper.
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He then leaned down and tried to kiss me, more than once.
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I leaned down to snort a line, and then looked up at her.
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Zwicharowski reportedly leaned down and yelled "Can you hear me?" into the detached ear.
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Then he leaned down and spoke into the interrogator's ear as the body jerked.
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I leaned down and put my arms around her, watching the world from her perspective.
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" The man then leaned down, looked at Daniels' child and said, "That's a beautiful little girl.
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After hanging up, she leaned down to kiss her daughter's face and share the good news.
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She leaned down and tied the laces on the man's brogues, as he looked on, smiling.
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Marius leaned down, took some bread, and stood up, and Bertelsen shot him in the head.
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So when Solomon leaned down to pull his pants up, they took the ball away from him.
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As the "Bad Liar" singer embraced Michaels, she leaned down and the two shared a quick kiss.
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When Dreher leaned down to kiss him on the cheek, his father grabbed him by the arm.
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Staring in puzzlement at tables holding blighted stalks of wheat, she leaned down to swat a bug.
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After Woods greeted Olson, he leaned down to scratch Quebec's ears and neck, inviting the face lapping.
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The kindest and most beloved stepmother in the world leaned down and told Noble that she sang beautifully.
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The two men addressed her as "senator" and leaned down to give me a peck on the cheek.
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I watched the pulse hammer in his throat as he leaned down to tie me to his headboard.
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When Pollok leaned down to the brothers' car to see what was going on, Reyes shot him, witnesses said.
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I leaned down to smell the guitar and the inside of the case that was lined with red velvet.
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When he leaned down and grasped the damp edge of the blanket, he saw a woman's foot sticking out.
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I leaned down to touch something of the palest green, which turned out to be the skeleton of a sheep.
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The man leaned down, trying to gain leverage, and the closer he got, the more the wire bowed and flexed.
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And then Tuchel — this detached, almost aloof figure in soccer's collective imagination — leaned down and kissed Gueye on the cheek.
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But Zarate's attorneys said he leaned down and picked up the item from the ground not knowing it was a gun.
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At another point, Brady, who'd changed out of his uniform, leaned down as a smiley Bündchen held his head in her hands.
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Wherever he went, people crossed the street to greet him, or they leaned down against his shoulder for a cameo in their Snapchats.
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Garcia Pereda leaned down to snap another picture, wondering how Chinese buyers could pay so much for an irrelevant part of a fish.
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As he was thrown in the back of a car and ripped from his life, one of the terrorists leaned down to comfort him.
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They remained in their car, and, as Woodfox's brother and other supporters arrived, they leaned down, so that no one would see their faces.
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As Summers leaned down, she wrapped her arms around her husband and used all of her strength to pick up him out of his wheelchair.
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"In response [to hearing a story of sexual violence], he leaned down, took my hands and put his forehead to mine," Karasek wrote of Biden.
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Just before the door closed, I saw his little fingers trying to pull away from his mother's, as she, furious, leaned down to pick him up.
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Whitfield County Fire Chief Edward O'Brien told CNN that the accident occurred as the driver leaned down to pick up something that he had dropped inside his vehicle.
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He ate his all at once, tossing them in his mouth and putting his mitten back on before he leaned down for his bottle and turned to watch the fire.
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As Charles stood up, unfolding his lanky frame — sheathed in a slightly iridescent emerald-green suit — and leaned down to pick up his brown leather handbag, the woman rushed over.
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His replacement, Reid Brignac, had a rough night: When he leaned down for a grounder in the fourth inning, the ball hopped off the base and smashed him in the face.
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I leaned down to my open door and said, "The previous owner—was he a tall man?" but I didn't wait for an answer, because I knew what it would be.
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Chris Coons, a Democrat from his home state of Delaware, Biden held the upper arm of the senator's preteen daughter, leaned down, and whispered into her ear, as she became visibly uncomfortable.
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The 37-year-old royal was greeted with a bouquet of flowers upon her arrival and sweetly leaned down to listen as a boy proudly showed off the multiple badges adorning his sleeve.
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In another snapshot, presumably from the trip, Ryder leaned down to give his baby sister a kiss on the forehead as both siblings wore swimsuits, Ryder dripping from a recent dip in the water.
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In another snapshot, presumably from the trip, Ryder leaned down to give his baby sister a kiss on the forehead as both siblings wore swimsuits, Ryder dripping from a recent dip in the water.
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He watched as a federal agent leaned down to inform the elder Pokora, a Polish-born construction worker, that his only son wouldn't be returning to Canada for a very long time; his father responded by burying his head in his calloused hands.
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" Dempsey's fondest memory tied to the dish was when his grandfather came to visit his family and leaned down on the table, unaware that the leaf of the table holding the squash was broken, which caused it to "[fly] into the wall.
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Then for a few frightening minutes this week, it seemed as if Day's Masters destiny would be another painful WD. Shortly before he made his ninth start at Augusta National, Day leaned down to kiss his toddler daughter and tweaked his back.
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But this is what Dagmar remembered most: Before he left, the handsome stranger leaned down, looked her squarely in the eye and declared, with stone-cold certainty, that if she ever told a soul that she'd seen him, everyone she loved would almost certainly be killed.
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The comedian joked, "I have a feeling, I know I went the comedy route but if I had just done a little more…" He then demonstrated his defense stance when going up against Irving, when he leaned down and accidentally split the back of his pants right down the middle.
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As the candidate made his way down the Dakota Days Parade here in Vermillion and later shook hands at a tailgate for the University of South Dakota Coyotes, around a dozen people used some variation of the same move to back him: They grabbed Sutton's hand, leaned down to talk to the wheelchair-bound politician and in a markedly hushed tone said they would vote for him in November.
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Tradition says that the Lord leaned down from the crucifix and said; "Francis, go and repair my house." The altar screen, a reredos, was created for the 100th anniversary of the Cathedral in 1986. In the center is an 18th-century statue of St. Francis. He is surrounded by painted images of saints of the New World.
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Haumono was floored in the eleventh second of the first round by a right hook from Sio, but Sio then leaned down and hit Haumono again while Haumono's back was on the ground, leading to an instant disqualification. Haumono was back on his feet a few seconds later. Haumono fought Justin Whitehead on 16 August 2009 and lost for the first time in his career by split decision.
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It was only when Lizzie leaned down to nurse his bloody nose that Harry noticed that she wasn't bad either, and arranged a date! Harry and Lizzie were married in 1948, and in 1949 their daughter Lucille was born. With Thomas's passing in 1947, the Hewitts stayed on at 7 Coronation Street, now the third generation of their family to inhabit Coronation Street. The Hewitts led a peaceful life in the Street until the cold winter of 1959, when Lizzie was hit by an out-of-control bus which had skidded on the ice.
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A group of police officers walked by, and each one lifted the bandana which concealed his identity, leaned down and spat on her face. Many victims of the raid were taken to the San Martino hospital, where police officers walked up and down the corridors, slapping their clubs into the palms of their hands, ordering the injured not to move around or look out of the window, keeping handcuffs on many of them and then, often with injuries still untended, shipping them across the city to join scores of others, from the Diaz school and from the street demonstrations, detained at the detention centre in the city's Bolzaneto district.
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