Sentence examples for lousy lay from inspiring English sources
Did she think she was a lousy lay? 'No.
Maybe she tells him to "come, sonny boy" because he's such a lousy lay.
I actually interviewed Martin for The New York Times in 1995, and the man does not lie; he was a lousy interview, indeed.
Congressional attendance lies, ordinarily, somewhere between spotty and lousy.
In one key scene in Leigh's film the overweight teenage son (James Corden) has a heart attack on the estate, and Manville – pinched, mousy and throughout poised to cry over her lousy lot, cradles her massive boy where he lies.
Inglewood resident Joseph Teixeira is a pointed critic of Mayor James T. Butts Jr., having posted several videos to YouTube over the years that accuse the mayor of lying to constituents and being a lousy public servant.
The greatness of "Die Hard," which, in the gun-smoke haze of lousy sequels and terrible knockoffs, has been partly lost, lies in its pacing.
A nerd who was caught because, after 28 years of lying, he turned out to be a surprisingly lousy liar.
But, insofar as Americans have been unable to adopt measures to reduce it, the numbers might seem to suggest that the problem doesn't lie with how Americans treat one another's kids, as lousy as that is.
