But don't think that she spends her days lazing around.
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But then again, lazing around in your pj's has the same effect.
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And in theory, we do—by drinking copiously, sleeping in, and generally lazing around.
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I have a phone meeting at 9 so I'm lazing around and slowly getting ready.
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As it wore off I got on with my day, lazing around, nursing a slight hangover.
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But documentation of those sweet, everyday moments lazing around on the couch or playing outside is scarce.
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Track your sleep and the hours you spend lazing around in bed with the Striiv Fusion Activity & Sleep Tracker.
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Mark Hough, of Altadena, filmed the encounter Friday afternoon in which the bear was spotted lazing around his tub.
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We mainly just need to get out of the apartment and get some fresh air after lazing around all morning.
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But the difference between lazing around and laissez-faire is that I'm actually going about the business of my business.
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I pack my bag and head out around 43:15 after a lot of lazing around and cuddling the cats.
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I was completely exhausted by the time I got home, and would have liked to spend all day lazing around today.
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Warm, sunny days practically make lazing around on the beach or in a hammock a prelude to work, errands, or chores.
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But Trump didn't call for black people to stop lazing around and use a little more elbow grease on those bootstraps.
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One day in 1962, soon after moving to the United States, while lazing around in his pajamas, he had an epiphany.
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They're big names to live up to, but Larry -- often seen lazing around the door of nearby No. 10 -- doesn't seem worried.
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We see Max lazing around the den of the bungalow like a pampered cat, scrolling through Snapchat when asked to help carry a suitcase.
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A lightweight and breathable hoodie, it's perfect for lazing around, lifting weights at the gym, going for an evening run, or running errands around town.
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It's one of those classic summer idylls, like Martha's Vineyard or a cooler Corsica, perfect for hiking or lazing around cafes, frying fish, sitting on docks.
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" And then, lest I think a White House job consisted of lazing around and gorging on the many delectable soups: "He would eat at his desk.
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But without the right equipment, your typical workflow can quickly turn into lazing around your home and binge-watching How I Met Your Mother on Hulu.
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Despite any chemical difference, mice injected with PET acted like they were stoned—lazing around more, not moving for long periods of time, and feeling less pain.
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August: the month when temperatures feel unbearable and the smartest among us savor the dwindling days of summer by lazing around for just a little longer before autumn creeps in.
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But the kinds of vices people often seek to give up on New Year's are more mild: sugar, lazing around on the couch, alcohol, stress at work, or spending money.
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With its quiet paths, crisp lake swimming and isolated spots with names like Moonwatcher's Point, the Grindstone experience was one part lazing around and chatting, one part intense, practical instruction.
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These four-way stretch fabric joggers are a sleek option for casual days out on the town, lazing around on a Sunday afternoon, and even his vigorous training sessions at the gym.
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That said, if/when Ben wins this game, the losing finalists should know that they lost Survivor this episode, when they were lazing around camp talking about bagels rather than shadowing Ben around the island.
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Uggs seems to have decided that the best way to sell its boots and slippers to men is to also convince them to spend some time lazing around the house not caring about their appearance.
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Dogtasker We’ve got something BIG to share with you... Posted by Airtasker on Thursday, 31 March 2016 Sick of your dog lazing around, barking, asking for treats and generally being a drain on resources?
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While you're lazing around on the beach, three college friends and former bandmates, now in the throes of middle age, are spending their summer confronting hard truths about their pasts while dealing with their suddenly sexually active teenagers.
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The 2700-year-old philosophy student spends his days lazing around the New Brunswick, New Jersey, campus, drinking green tea out of a silver cup he keeps at his hip, gushing about the hyper-literary indie bands he enjoys like the Mountain Goats.
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Take a look at Shaking Out the Bed (2015), for example, an immense canvas of a scene that seems laughably banal—an aerial view of a couple lazing around in bed, entangled without evident passion, and surrounded by heavily frosted donuts and other random detritus.
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I spent Monday lazing around the apartment, studying dilatorily, reading the Sunday papers, and listening to the rain.
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However, they refuse to call off the engagement and remain engaged until the end of the sixth season. Eventually, they both begin to experience pre-wedding jitters and Eric, acting upon these feelings, skips his wedding rehearsal. He then returns in the next episode and Donna forgives him. After spending much of 1978–79 lazing around, Eric eventually decides he needs to do something with his life.
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These sculptures were designed as playful visual treats and at the same time, allowing the park user to interact with them by climbing, sitting or simply lazing around them. The park culminates in front of the outdoor refreshment area of the neighbourhood centre with a cascading plaza. Standing on elevated platforms, the seven "Dancing figurines" stand harmoniously in line, almost as if ready to explode into action. The brightly coloured yellow blades spin in the wind, injecting life and energy into these "dancers".
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Specifically, Coppola has highlighted the representation of teenagers "lazing around," a situation she connected with but felt was not seen very much in films in any relatable way. The story's theme of loss was a personal connection for Coppola after her oldest brother had died suddenly in a boating accident, though she says this personal connection was one she did not immediately realize. She wanted to make a quality film for young audiences and treat that group with respect and properly examine this deeply emotional period of childhood. The film was low budget and critics were supportive.
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It is revealed that aside from past allies such as Kouga and Tsubasa, he has few friends and spends most of his time lazing around when he is not out hunting Horrors, with Silva being his only company most of the time. Despite being a friendly and laid-back person, he dislikes having to work with others, often running off to do his job alone regardless of his partners' opinions. He lives in a small apartment in a seemingly abandoned building, having few material possessions beyond his motorcycle. He is also revealed to have a strong sweet tooth, adding excessive amounts of sugar, cream, honey, or anything sweet in anything he eats or drinks.
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After failing to catch them, the gang members proceed to beat up Moly for supposedly hiding them, resulting in Craig and Day-Day throwing away their uniforms after witnessing what happened to Moly, and this causes Moly to fire them on-the-spot (due to Moly accusing them of lazing around and allowing him to be beaten, even though they were just given a lunch break). As revenge, Willie rats Moly out to the Department of Health. Later that night, Craig and Day-Day throw a rent party to recoup their stolen rent money and stay in their apartment. While Money Mike is in the bathroom, Damon appears and attempts to sexually assault him, but fails when Money Mike crunches his testicles with pliers.
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On board Little James were two crewmen who would go on to cause a great deal of trouble – and end up in an Admiralty inquiry - a gunner named William Stephens (or Stevens) and a carpenter named Thomas Fell, both of whom knew how badly the ship needed their services. After arriving at New Plymouth and seeing the shabby state of the colony and condition of the colonists – some working and others just lazing around - the crew believed that they had been fooled. At that, Stephens and Fell led the crew to go on strike in a demand for an interim payment of cash. William Bradford managed to calm them down, but only after he offered to personally pay them himself.Nick Bunker, Making Haste from Babylon: The Mayflower Pilgrims and their New World a History (New York: Knopf 2010), p.
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