Sentence examples for to lay around from inspiring English sources

"I guess you're supposed to lay around and look at other people's yachts".

"If you want to lay around and suck on a bottle for the rest of your life, fine.

You can even print your own stand once you get the kit so your screen doesn't have to lay around like a medicated sloth.

They never told me where they found all of the materials, they just happened to lay around somewhere in the Ghetto.

TO BED (Him) We tend to lay around until midnight, 1 a.m.

"It was so hard just to lay around and do nothing all the time," Castelli said.

The Frenchman sat down on the chair by the window, but then he wanted to lie around on the couch.

"Pigs like to lie around, they like to drink if given the chance, they'll smoke and watch TV".

"When I'm with him sometimes I fall into a mode where I want to lie around, too," admitted Ms. Johnson, who manages a legal staffing company in Chicago.

I am the Other Walrus, the one who is less the Walrus in the sense of legendary music and more the Walrus in the sense of his tendency to lie around on a beach for too long.

"I mean, it was a good class, but it was an exercise class, which is what I expect at a hotel where people are there to lie around on the beach and dabble in this and that.