Her movies of late have tended to lean upon the comedian's energetic screen presence to the exclusion of demanding dramatic substance from her.
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He resolves not to build on old foundations, or to lean upon principles which, in his youth, he had taken upon trust.
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Curiously, he also quietly leans upon a poem about New York called " The City " by Ben Maddow, from whom Algren lifted powerful images of urban life.
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Hamilton wrote to Gouverneur Morris that Burr, to accomplish his end, " must lean upon unprincipled men, and will continue to adhere to the myrmidons who have hitherto surrounded him ."
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I know how strongly American Civilization now leans upon the triumph of the Government, and how great a debt we owe to those who went before us through the blood and suffering of the Revolution.
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Christine lives with her son Ritchie ( Trevor Gagnon ) and her brother Matthew ( Hamish Linklater ), while best friend and colleague Barb ( Wanda Sykes ) is constantly a shoulder for Christine to lean upon.
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But I also want you to be the mother of my children, the wife I will come home to at night, the strong staff I can lean upon in time of trouble and the companion of my declining years.
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CAC and Formica Corporation presented the architects with a challenge : to design an object that people could " sit upon, lie upon, lean upon, play upon . " The architects present a broad range of approaches to the challenge.
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The intention to go to Montrose was of course given up, at any rate for the present, and he was merely waiting for Goring and the Royalist militia of the westeach in its own way a broken reed to lean upon.
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If that isn't clear enough, the next paragraph is, " I don't care what kind of nonsense you believe, I can tell you that religion will be a crutch which you can lean upon in times of adversity ."
