Feistier nights lie ahead; for now, Drogba will be content to be back.
Mr. Wong added, "It's best to lay low for now".
Surely a serious improvement beckons on Sunday; Hoffman lies fourth for now.
The new parking structure at Disneyland in Anaheim can lay claim, for now, to being the world's largest.
These broader concerns will lay dormant for now, and are likely to be swiftly forgotten if the Boomers and Opals succeed in Rio.
But some senior United Nations officials are not so sure that the insurgent force -- known by its Albanian initials U.C.P.M.B. -- is doing anything more than lying low for now.
In America, the press is curiously shy, even embarrassed when faced with the need to use some form of the verb "to lie," even now when public tolerance for the unexplained and for the unbelievable explanation is wearing thin.
What was going through Mochrie's mind as the sun rose on that July morning in Rutland Close, as his neighbours on the other side of the cul-de-sac left in their cars for work, and as his children lay sleeping now for ever under their duvets?
Jibes at Bush - 'How quaint does impeaching a President for lying seem now?' - stood comfortably alongside more confessional jokes about fame, family and therapy.
Unlike Kavanaugh, I reasoned, there is no compelling motive for Blasey to lie about this now.
