Lean back and do the Schaeffer loop--that's what you don't want to do.
A weight-independent mechanism allows the chair to adapt to different users by automatically responding to the weight of users and the degree to which they want to
lean back.
"I make it a point every day to
lean back a little,
lean back and look at the good things," he said.
Then
lean back, with the grease dripping down your chin, smile at the people around you, and appreciate, perhaps for the very first time, what it feels like to have enough.
In one, people
lean back and zoom through a 3-D representation of 100,000 stars derived from actual satellite-telescope data or see dramatic, simulated astronomical events.
Lean slightly forward and Segway rolls forward;
lean back and Segway rolls back.
Have him
lean back against your legs as you press into his shoulders with your palms.
(Explode...) When you feel T, drop outside knee to ground, turn and
lean back into T.
To release,
lean back on fingertips and stretch one leg out at a time.
Yet ever since that unnerving episode, the young software dynamos in suburban Seattle must have longed for a sympathetic treatment that would present Microsoft's case--in particular, the case Microsoft would most like to see made is that antitrust watchdogs, the courts, competitors, and some economists should stop fretting,
lean back, and just let the markets of the information age work their magic.
For example, fast-paced online newsfeed urges audiences to lean forward and keep scrolling, while physical reading materials allow readers to
lean back, relax, and enjoy the material.
"I walked on my toes and when I did The Fall the director asked, 'Is that part of the character or just the way you walk?' "My wife tried to help by making me
lean back and then in Fifty Shades my character has to dance the foxtrot and the teacher said, 'Do it as though you are walking; heel to toe.' "No one had ever told me that was how you walk and now I am applying it every day."
"My wife tried to help by making me
lean back and then in Fifty Shades my character has to dance the fox trot and the teacher said, 'Do it as though you are walking 'heel to toe'.
“We not only want to mimic the original MTV presentation format, but want the viewer to
lean back without having to click to the next episode every 5 minutes.
Use it in cushion form to
lean back and watch the world go by unfold it to make a horizontal haven.