Leers

The contractor purchased a new set of leers for his construction crew.

The leers he used were made of durable steel and lasted for years.

The statue leers forward, ready to spring into action.

The picture on the wall leers slightly to the left.

The tree leers in the wind, threatening to fall.

The glassblower leers molten glass onto the blowing iron.

He leers a scoop of flour into the mixing bowl.

The carpenter leers nails into the wood with a hammer.

She leers some sand into the bucket at the beach.

The bartender leers a shot of whiskey into the glass.

He leers some hay into the barn for the animals.

The boy leers at his sister when she falls off her bike.

She leers some ink into the pen for calligraphy.

The excavator leers piles of dirt into the dump truck.

She leers some fertilizer into the soil for the plants.

She leers at the waiter when he spills water on the table.

He leers at his neighbor whenever she walks by.

The little boy in the park was a leers, with his eyes pointing in different directions.

He leers some water into the watering can for the plants.

The chef leers a dollop of sauce onto the plate.

The wrapping paper had a black and white leers pattern.