lean wearily

Examples (20)

• She walked all day and finally had to lean wearily against the old oak tree.
• After a long day, she leaned wearily against the doorframe.
• After the long shift, the worker leaned wearily on the counter, longing for rest.
• He had been working for hours and began to lean wearily on his desk.
• He watched her lean wearily against the doorframe, her shoulders slumped.
• The old man would often lean wearily on his walking stick.
• The soldier, having marched for days, could only lean wearily on his rifle.
• She felt so tired that she could only lean wearily against her husband's shoulder.
• Even the strongest person will eventually lean wearily when exhausted.
• Having walked for miles, the hiker leaned wearily against a tree.
• They found him leaning wearily against the wall, eyes half-closed.
• The exhausted traveler leaned wearily against the cold train window.
• The old man would often lean wearily on his cane during his evening strolls.
• As the meeting dragged on, he started to lean wearily back in his chair.
• She felt her body lean wearily into the soft cushions of the armchair.
• Don't just lean wearily on the counter; go take a break.
• To avoid collapsing, he had to lean wearily on his companion's arm.
• By the end of the marathon, every runner was leaning wearily against anything available.
• After hours of standing, the museum guard began to lean wearily on the display case.
• She will probably lean wearily on the armrest during the long flight.