Sentence examples for content to lay from inspiring English sources

Many parents are content to lay their newborns down to sleep and go watch a little television.

Instead of assiduously sifting fact from conjecture and trying to sort out discrepancies, Mr. Salerno and Mr. Shields are often content to lay back and simply let sources speak for themselves.

Let's not even think of showing this to Newt Gingrich, but there is some thought-provoking talk about Iraq from Yasar Qatarneh, director of the Regional Center on Conflict Prevention in Amman, in an interview with Der Spiegel: SPIEGEL ONLINE: Many seem content to lay 100 percent of the blame for Iraq's ongoing meltdown on the shoulders of the US.

Mira likes to play and run off-leash in our exercise yard, but she is also a couch potato and is content to lay around all day if you want," she says.

They are content to lie flat on the page.

Unlike Marion Molly Bloomom and Ilya Ilyich Oblomov, however, Barbara Jill Walters has never been content to lie around in bed all day.

They're content to lie on the hammock, ride their bikes and swing on the swing set.

Most often he is content to lie beside me in the courtyard and watch the shadows play.

Lots of people are content to lie back and let the iPhone and Google tell them where and who they are.

"The prince learned quickly to ride the board standing, although he did have some spills," Kahanamoku told the newsletter, adding: "Louis Mountbatten never mastered the art but was content to lie prone".

Her pediatrician told her not to worry, but, even though Gary was sitting up when he turned 7 months old on April 15, he still is not crawling and seems perfectly content to lie on his back.