Sentence examples for lie doggo from inspiring English sources
verb
To lie still and quiet in order to avoid detection.
Mostly, these genetic parasites lie doggo, allowing the body's DNA-replicating machinery to copy them along with the rest of the genome.
Lucan's letters, written on blood-stained paper, described how he had seen an intruder struggling with his wife, and went on to ask the Shand Kydds to look after his three children: "I am going to lie doggo for a while and would like them to live with you".
Chris Robshaw, vilified a year ago to the point where he found a holiday retreat to lie doggo, led by example even though the armband has passed to Dylan Hartley, increasing his already high workrate to help compensate for the loss of Daly.
He was lying "doggo" for a while, he said, because his wife had accused him of hiring a hitman and it didn't look good for him.
Each time Obama goes through a period of lying doggo, his opponents — from Hillary in the primaries to the Tea Party in the summer of 2009 to the House Republicans during the debt-ceiling debacle — get an infusion of oxygen.
Again, you seem to be lying doggo on a Sunday Times story that there are plans to get rid of "soft" GCSEs like law, media studies, art, drama and PE.
It was partly a blessing: they spent the hours of withering, mid-afternoon heat lying doggo, talking to their friends on Facebook, Snapchat and ooVoo, and watching videos on YouTube.
The sniper shot him in the groin and tried to hit him again as he started to crawl away, forcing Waddy to lay doggo for a moment before one of his men, a 6 foot tall Rhodesian soldier, carried him back to Company HQ.
