Sentence examples for going lax from inspiring English sources

But the deeper Brian sinks toward sleep — his hands unclenching, jaw going lax — the more wary I become.

It stars Jeff Bridges his once muscular body gone lax and his hair worn à la Charles Manson as the Dude.

The gainful-employment rule was among more than a dozen Duncan proposed to target perceived abuses in a sector where, critics say, regulation had gone lax.

My jaw went lax, my breathing deepened.

Paul knows that the times that government has gone lax on "intrusion" into the affairs of private business it's been an unmitigated disaster for the public and business.

That, of course, does not mean recording companies are going to become lax in their effort to battle piracy in 2003.

According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, there are nearly 200,000 annual travelers between SFO and LAX each year, and nearly 225,000 going between LAX and BOS.

Going to LAX soon?

The following evening our Mayor joined in, as Pink's is going into LAX at the Bradley Terminal this Spring.

Going to LAX is like being forced to appear at KGB headquarters, a grim, dispiriting, soul-grinding plunge into an unsettling place that is simultaneously rigid and chaotic.

Now she loves to go to LAX, although it may or may not be because they both get some Taco Bell on the ride home.