Sentence examples for changing lying from inspiring English sources
Avoid bedsores by changing lying positions every couple of hours.
Her characters in Girls must be constantly pissing, scheduling abortions or crab removals, changing tampons, lying in the bath naked with their best girl-friends, or squeezing out a public poo.
I was able to hang onto the back of the peloton for another whole 15 minutes before retreating to the changing rooms lying down in the shower and vomiting.
Changing times lie ahead.
The other key to changing audiences lies in ticket prices.
Apart from a handful of mutual funds in Poland, there are almost no such institutional investors.From red to grey to blackThe best chance of changing this lies in reforming the pension system.
Alliteration aside, the beauty of the name Mostly Mozart — and the key to its proven ability to sustain a festival at Lincoln Center through 43 years of radically changing times — lies in the imprecision of the adverb, perennially open to reinterpretation.
A reporter even put the question to Barack Obama, who said that if he were the owner of a team whose name "was offending a sizable group of people", he'd think about changing it.Therein lies the rub: it is not at all clear that a sizable group of people are offended.
After you take care of basic hygiene (brushing your teeth, taking a shower, and changing clothes), lie down for a nap.
The power of changing oneself lies in the body and in the feelings.
