How To Use Lie around In A Sentence
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I look at the pig as a great animal model for human lifestyle diseases, " he said. "Pigs like to lie around, they like to drink if given the chance, they'll smoke and watch TV.
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Azee cabbed it home, and DH and I went back to the apartment to lie around and moan, and not in a sexy way, either.
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In school, we had recess twice a day, gym class twice a week, like it or not," Obama said. "When we got home, there was no way we'd be allowed to lie around the house watching TV.
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We were too munted from the party the previous night to do much but lie around.
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I have also seen under-exercised dogs, spaniels in particular, lie around in a depressed and emotionally blackmailing way, glancing with sad brown eyes out of the window until you give in and throw yourself into a gale force 9.
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They'll be doing all the heavy lifting while I lie around on a chaise in marabou slippers sipping champagne, occasionally tossing out tipsy asides while trying not to slosh my drink.
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I do all the housework; I practically serve you while you lie around and insult and abuse me.
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I really do want to lie around Pompano in a trailer with lowlife losers.
THE BLACK BOOK: DIARY OF A TEENAGE STUD VOL. IV: FASTER, FASTER, FASTER
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They'll be doing all the heavy lifting while I lie around on a chaise in marabou slippers sipping champagne, occasionally tossing out tipsy asides while trying not to slosh my drink.
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I really do want to lie around Pompano in a trailer with lowlife losers.
THE BLACK BOOK: DIARY OF A TEENAGE STUD VOL. IV: FASTER, FASTER, FASTER
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They know him so well that at times they find it hard to distinguish where they end and Kenny begins, and will often simply lie around with Kenny in their shared Parisian loft apartment making enigmatic remarks and watching the sunlight dapple their skin as they bask in the intoxicating flush of intimacy.
Has Kenny Dalglish taken Liverpool as far as he can?| Barney Ronay
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Another feature in connexion with the rookery is the presence of what may be called unattached bulls, which lie around at a little distance from the cows, and well apart, forming a regular ring through which any cow wishing to desert her pup or leave the rookery before the proper time has very little chance of passing, as one of these grips her firmly with his powerful flipper and stays her progress.
The Home of the Blizzard Being the Story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914
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I wish you wouldn't just lie around all day.