- All right. - I gotta lean into you. | |
- Stand up, you don't have to lean into the speaker. | |
-You"re cold, lean into the vent. | |
All right, just lean into it. | |
And I went to lean into you, to embrace you. | |
- All right. - I gotta lean into you. | |
- Stand up, you don't have to lean into the speaker. | |
-You"re cold, lean into the vent. | |
All right, just lean into it. | |
And I went to lean into you, to embrace you. | |
And Groady leans into the pitch. | |
And he leans into my ear, and he says, "hey, schmuck. | |
He leans into me. | |
The Fourth of July is the one day a year when our city puts on her high heels and tube top and leans into America's car window. | |
Then he leans into the car like he's looking for something, then he looks back to Curtis. | |
And Groady leans into the pitch. | |
And he leans into my ear, and he says, "hey, schmuck. | |
He leans into me. | |
The Fourth of July is the one day a year when our city puts on her high heels and tube top and leans into America's car window. | |
Then he leans into the car like he's looking for something, then he looks back to Curtis. | |
- I leaned into it? | |
- You leaned into me. - What? ! | |
-He leaned into it, it was a tap. | |
And I should've leaned into that. | |
And now that we're talking about instigators, you leaned into me. | |
By leaning into it. | |
Check this out. That's me, leaning into the turn. | |
He's been leaning into everybody, except... | |
I am leaning into the fear to get a happy ending. | |
It is my theory that at the moment of impact, Alderman Hidell's head was tilted ten degrees to the right, perhaps leaning into the conversation. | |
- I leaned into it? | |
- You leaned into me. - What? ! | |
-He leaned into it, it was a tap. | |
And I should've leaned into that. | |
And now that we're talking about instigators, you leaned into me. | |
By leaning into it. | |
Check this out. That's me, leaning into the turn. | |
He's been leaning into everybody, except... | |
I am leaning into the fear to get a happy ending. | |
It is my theory that at the moment of impact, Alderman Hidell's head was tilted ten degrees to the right, perhaps leaning into the conversation. | |