Dogs laze about, sluggishly raising their noses to sniff passers-by.
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He waves an arm at the swimming pool where our peers laze about and sighs.
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They don't even meet our gaze; they just laze about on concrete and cinder blocks.
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Our passive rebellion against the tyranny of time, the holidays give us permission to laze about.
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I am not disappointed; this gorgeous industrial café is the perfect spot to laze about this morning.
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So live life to the fullest or take a cue from a cat and laze about to honor man's other best friend.
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An animal lucky enough to be part of the restaurateur/rancher's herd in northwestern Spain gets to laze about in mountain pastures redolent of thyme and other fragrant herbs.
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In the campaign for the fragrance, he and two other models brood in a Venice hotel, walk the cobblestone streets, and laze about in bed, naked, spritzing one another.
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The Monroes of the league took in a pretty good haul on resumes where not much of use happened, drifting from team to team and irritating whatever fanbase was cursed with watching them kind of laze about on their teams.
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The country's landscape is a mixture of plains where armored rhinoceri laze about until called for, commanding rivers that lead into impressive waterfalls, and tall mountain ranges that hide a neighborhood of snowy caves, home to one of the five Wakandan tribes.
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There are alluring moments in the communal underground bathroom, where rowers and rugby players laze about in the steam, while upstairs in Freddie's rooms members of his literary club gaze in frank admiration at the superbly muscled form of a young man lifting weights in the building across the way.
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One hour later, Brad arrives at the hospital and leaves for their house without Page. Later, Page confronts him as to why he is home early from his "trip" and he confesses that he has been cheating on her. Soon afterwards Brad disappears several times. Eventually Page's mother, Maribelle, and sister Alexis arrive in San Francisco and laze about the house while Allison remains in the hospital.
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During the montage, a satirical song from the Ennio Morricone score (Union Label) plays as the employees smoke marijuana and generally laze about in comic fashion. The employees agree that Bobby is a fool. At the end of the day, Bobby is met by Lira, who invites him into her limousine. She takes Bobby back to Eddie's mansion, and tells him that her marriage to Eddie is a loveless one, arranged to repay her own father's debts, and seduces him.
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Played by: Matt Lucas and David Walliams Appearances: Series 2 Deleted scenes Catchphrase: "He's handy is he?" Jill is a young woman who enjoys dating men of certain professions to exploit their skills and giving her free upgrades while she and her mother Kim laze about in the sun before they finish their work and she dumps them afterwards. Jill dates handy men like a plumber, a Sky electrician and an elderly Sikh gardener. The first two lightly accept her rejection but the very last is more eager, prompting Jill to actually ask him if she can "throw him in a pond".
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