Sentence examples for lagging around from inspiring English sources

Don't be lagging around, or you're going to get hurt.

And like a lot of people with a paying audience, she has picked up some guff along the way about spiritual journeys and loving humanity and evolution of the self, which sits on her like lagging around a razor blade.

Zynga's stock price has been lagging around record lows for weeks, and yesterday the company cut five percent of its workforce as part of a move to cut a number of social gaming titles that have not gotten strong user traction.

Lower temperatures and less sunshine with 1 7 month time lags (around winter and spring) before the epidemic peak in May, were clearly associated with local epidemics.

At 75 minutes and lacking a strong narrative – this is more a series of vignettes – the show starts to lag around the hour mark.

She said while there was "no profile to stand up and compare it side by side" – partly because psychological studies usually lag around 20 years behind contemporary events – Monis was "undoubtedly a terrorist".

Despite all its efforts to be Eco-conscious, New York has had a dismal recycling rate, which lags around 15percentt, less than half the national average.

Yet teachers in LAUSD haven't seen a raise, not even a Cost of Living Adjustment, in more than seven years, per pupil funding in California still lags around the bottom of all states (Education Week), and affordable housing in Los Angeles is increasingly becoming even more scarce (Curbed Los Angeles).

Mr Cameron lags by around ten points.

Maybe one day I can walk him around the park twice, but the next day he's lagging so we go around once.

However, in 19 local authorities outside the main urban areas, non-first-language speakers are lagging behind by around 10 per cent at GCSE.