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They'll lie here in the sun with the color of the water about them.

Then I had to find a place to lie in wait for him.

How can anything happen if you lie in bed all the time.

Your life does not lie with me in any case.

Or would I lie here in the street until the police found me?

He did not have too much time to lie in wait.

But the important difference may lie in the subject of the show.

Or perhaps some experience lies in their past which has made them what they are.

She was lying in the dark with her back to the door.

But you found the dead man lying in the road.

The child care workers force him to sleep in his own room.

Have you been able to sleep in the last few weeks?

They do not even sleep together in the same room!

He wanted nothing more than to sleep in her arms.

Just a bit more and he could sleep in his own bed.

They had decided to all sleep in the main room, at least the first night.

He didn't want to sleep in my bed all alone.

I wasn't given food or a place to sleep in the house.

We can sleep at night with you in the house.

But you've got to go away tonight and sleep in another room.

The lobby was very large, and in the evening there were always some people lounging about, waiting to meet others.

Carol, blond daughter, always seen reading a magazine and lounging about.

It had been a day for lounging about in bed, only getting up when Jackie came back from work at five.

He found a long line of warriors lounging about on the sand.

The five men of his ready-response group were lounging about, mostly reading.

These fellows you see lounging about are called Roman troops.

What I can't stand is just lounging about by the pool or the beach doing nothing.

He counted at least thirty men lounging or standing about near the south door.

By then, tension was over; the other men were lounging about, helping themselves to drinks that Case had provided.

What are you lounging about in that filthy old thing for?