When it is cold and windy, it will lie low; but on fine days, the cables holding it down will be loosened, and its bulbous form will rise like a balloon, higher than the gallery itself.
I expect they will lay low for a while and hope the popular press tires of this story, and then they will get on with the campaign".
"My guess is that Pataki will lay low on the issue," Mr. Mele said.
"Unless directly provoked, Sadrists will lay low, because they know the Americans' time in Iraq is coming to an end," he said.
Like Ralph Waldo Emerson, who responded to the crash of 1837 by writing of the "good" in "such emphatic and universal calamity as the times bring," Taleb sees reason for encouragement in, for instance, the rapid shrinking of certain institutional endowments: "Universities will have less funding, so economists will lay low and won't burden us with as much nonsense".
Perhaps now the RIAA will lay low for a bit while it ducks out of the limelight.
Ziggy seems to respect the fact that the cats were here first, so he will lay low and keep his distance; however, a puppy can only take so much before he is jumping with joy and scaring the living daylights out of the cats.
Until he received that in writing, the minister said, he will lie low.
In his new post, the government said, Mr. Scarlett will lie low like his predecessors, neither giving interviews to reporters nor making public appearances.
And her sense of pacing is so developed that she will lie low, singing deeply and staying close to the melody until she picks one word to embellish, loading it with dynamite.
