Sentence examples for nicer lying from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it's nicer lying down.

But it's a lot nicer lying on a table and listening to floaty, flute-y New Age music than it is sitting at a table and making a long list of insincere resolutions.

Yesterday in a resolute moment he ripped the string off it and found the five volumes to be Palestine at the Cross Roads, Scientific Dairy Farming, A Short History of European Democracy (this one is 680 pages and weighs four pounds), Tribal Customs in Portuguese East Africa, and a novel, It's Nicer Lying Down, probably included by mistake.

It's so tranquil"." The actor Imelda Staunton wrote in the Telegraph two years ago: "It was very nice lying there on the beach, but it all seemed a bit tame – and then suddenly about 50 monkeys came over the dunes, and wandered over to have a look at us, before heading down to the sea to get crabs for their tea".

It is easy to cheat: you can move your ball to a nicer lie when no one is watching.

Here they are, nice guys, lying to an innocent woman.

I asked him if he had a nice Christmas lying on the beach in Hawaii?

Jerry Cohen, deputy division director for Molecular and Cellular Biosciences at the National Science Foundation, says that in maize, ethylene also encourages rooting and adaptation to flooding; simply reducing ethylene in maize, he says, "could end up with nice plants lying on the ground".

But It's Nicer To Lie In Bed       — eh?

Now for a nice lie down.

Any more guests and you'll need two birds, probably two ovens and a nice lie-down afterwards in a darkened room.