lean back

Tablets however invite readers to consume content in a lean back position, asking for a magazine-like content experience.

This new type of user interface was designed to align with the passive nature of the 10-foot, lean back experience, which favors consumption-friendly TV over complicated and controlled interaction.

LEAN BACK: Competitive sailors often "hike out," with their bodies fully extended over the water.

It is also little wonder that on more than one occasion he had to lean back against the wall of the Asylum (how appropriate) for a breather.

For example, if you ask someone to kick a ball as high as possible, they will tend to lean back in order to get the ball up into the air.

Dubai Lean in and lean back. No, it's not an exercise routine but the categorisation of news consumption.

--Now, as the time machine accelerates and you lean back and buckle up

The Lib Dem chap is, of course, happy to lean back and watch them slug it out.

Lean Back: Lastly, most of what we perform at our workstations forces us anterior, so were constantly bending forward.

Don't lean back! Every year, some 7,000 British students fall off their chairs and end up injured and in hospital because they leaned back too far.

You can't lean back on them with your hands behind your head and ruminate at an appropriate angle.

The songs are The Giveaway (3:38), On Solid Ground (4:19), Lost and Found (4:03), Somebody I Trusted (3:16), Forever True (4:23), Lean Back Hold Steady (3:47), If I Love You (2:50), How Long (3:48), Sweet Forgiveness (4:27), Roll The Holy Bones (3:04), Who Do You Think You're Foolin' (3:06), Bandito From Toledo (2:58), Who's Gonna Play the Harp (3:35), Dreamland (2:53), My Maria (3:09) and Shambala (2:57).

Created for those who like to lean back in the chair or have a less cluttered desktop, the WKB-3000UB wireless minikeyboard with optical trackball allows users to work up to 100 feet away from the USB receiver connected to the computer.

"I was supposed to lean back, but the reins didn't stretch far enough, so I had to lean forward and that's why I fell.