100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "lean forward-to"

Definition

Lean forward to means to incline or tilt one's body or upper body in a forward direction, often to show interest or to get closer to someone or something. It can imply eagerness, attentiveness, or a desire to hear or see better.

Synonyms

• Bend forward
• Incline forward
• Hunch forward
• Lurch forward
• Tilt forward

Antonyms

• Lean back
• Recline
• Sit upright
• Withdraw
• Back away

Examples

1. During the meeting, she leaned forward to take better notes.
2. I leaned forward to hear what he was saying over the noise.
3. The audience leaned forward to catch every word of the speaker.
4. He leaned forward to see the tiny print on the page.
5. She leaned forward to whisper a secret in his ear.
6. The child leaned forward to peek at the wild animals in the zoo.
7. I leaned forward to get a closer look at the painting.
8. He leaned forward to express his enthusiasm for the project.
9. The teacher noticed that students leaned forward to engage with the lesson.
10. As the movie started, everyone leaned forward to see the screen better.
11. She leaned forward to catch his eye across the crowded room.
12. He leaned forward to listen to the soft music playing.
13. The detective leaned forward to examine the clues on the table.
14. When she told the story, they all leaned forward to hear more.
15. I leaned forward to grab the remote from the coffee table.
16. The athlete leaned forward to gain momentum during the race.
17. He leaned forward to offer his help with the project.
18. She leaned forward to taste the dish before serving it.
19. The cat leaned forward to sniff the flowers in the garden.
20. The children leaned forward to see the magic trick up close.
21. I leaned forward to keep my balance on the edge of the cliff.
22. The dog leaned forward to bark at the passing car.
23. She leaned forward to touch the fabric of the dress.
24. He leaned forward to see if he could catch a glimpse of the performer.
25. The scientist leaned forward to examine the microscope slide.
26. As the story became intense, she leaned forward to absorb every detail.
27. The journalist leaned forward to ask the important question.
28. He leaned forward to reach for the last slice of pizza.
29. The audience leaned forward to see the grand reveal.
30. She leaned forward to take a selfie with her friends.
31. The coach leaned forward to motivate the players before the game.
32. He leaned forward to listen closely to the instructions.
33. The toddler leaned forward to grab the toy from the shelf.
34. She leaned forward to share her ideas during the brainstorming session.
35. He leaned forward to catch the scent of the flowers.
36. The photographer leaned forward to capture the perfect shot.
37. They leaned forward to hear the announcement over the loudspeaker.
38. The student leaned forward to clarify her doubts with the teacher.
39. She leaned forward to examine the details of the artwork.
40. He leaned forward to offer his perspective on the matter.
41. The audience leaned forward to witness the climactic scene.
42. She leaned forward to pick up the fallen pen.
43. He leaned forward to participate actively in the discussion.
44. The doctor leaned forward to explain the test results.
45. I leaned forward to see the view from the balcony.
46. The crowd leaned forward to cheer for their favorite team.
47. She leaned forward to ask for directions.
48. He leaned forward to get a better look at the performance.
49. The professor leaned forward to emphasize the key point.
50. I leaned forward to hear the details of the plan.
51. The children leaned forward to see the puppet show.
52. She leaned forward to see if the baby was asleep.
53. He leaned forward to give a toast at the wedding.
54. The cat leaned forward to play with the string.
55. She leaned forward to grab her coffee from the table.
56. He leaned forward to offer a comforting word.
57. The audience leaned forward to see how the play would end.
58. I leaned forward to hear the latest gossip.
59. The artist leaned forward to add the finishing touches to the sculpture.
60. She leaned forward to read the fine print on the contract.
61. He leaned forward to speak with the neighbor over the fence.
62. They leaned forward to share their thoughts on the movie.
63. I leaned forward to grab my notebook during the lecture.
64. The children leaned forward to look at the fireworks.
65. She leaned forward to kiss him goodnight.
66. He leaned forward to make sure he understood the instructions.
67. The audience leaned forward to witness the magician's trick.
68. I leaned forward to catch a glimpse of the parade.
69. The waiter leaned forward to take our order.
70. She leaned forward to listen to the soft sounds of nature.
71. He leaned forward to examine the map closely.
72. The coach leaned forward to strategize with the team.
73. They leaned forward to see the baby’s first steps.
74. I leaned forward to express my support for the cause.
75. The crowd leaned forward to hear the concert's opening act.
76. She leaned forward to grab a better seat.
77. He leaned forward to offer his hand for assistance.
78. The teacher leaned forward to engage with the students.
79. I leaned forward to share my opinion on the topic.
80. The player leaned forward to catch the ball.
81. She leaned forward to listen to the story being told.
82. He leaned forward to watch the game closely.
83. The students leaned forward to hear the guest speaker.
84. I leaned forward to take a picture of the sunset.
85. The audience leaned forward to see the surprise guest.
86. She leaned forward to help him with his homework.
87. He leaned forward to read the message on his phone.
88. The group leaned forward to hear the latest news.
89. I leaned forward to get a better angle for my shot.
90. The dog leaned forward to scratch its ear.
91. She leaned forward to discuss the project with her team.
92. He leaned forward to listen to the podcast.
93. The audience leaned forward to witness the finale.
94. I leaned forward to give my friend advice.
95. The toddler leaned forward to reach for the cookie jar.
96. She leaned forward to pick up the fallen book.
97. He leaned forward to express his feelings.
98. The team leaned forward to analyze their performance.
99. I leaned forward to see what was happening on stage.
100. The child leaned forward to enjoy the story being read.