How To Use layabout In A Sentence
- Tough new sanctions on cheats and layabouts will also help limit fraud. The Sun
- If he has any brains at all, he'll make a speech this week telling these ermined layabouts to go climb a tree.
- Her boyfriend is a good - for - nothing layabout.
- And finally, do you consider animals to be lazy layabouts scrounging off our hard-earned wages all the time?
- She said: ‘Homeless people are not all a bunch of layabouts.’
- But when members talk about layabouts, bludgers, and lazy folk, they should look at their own number.
- Often, there'd be the added distraction of other gangs of local layabouts throwing sticks and stones at you an your way through.
- To others, however, ‘student’ can suggest smelly, dirty, noisy layabouts who, for whatever reason, are intent on doing as little as possible with their time at university.
- Layabout playboy by day, string of bank robbery scheme crimebuster dressed in black by night. Archive 2007-04-01
- She said: ‘People are just jumping to conclusions and saying they're all layabouts.’