Instead of lolling about in my living room in pajamas until 1 p.m.
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I know I need to do something away from the computer, but it can't be simply lolling about.
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Lumbering Weddell seals — lolling about on the sea ice near Scott Base, the New Zealand government's research facility — showed less interest.
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We first encounter Eva, Benedict, Sylvie and Lucien lolling about on a grassy hill, drinking wine and discussing, in typical undergrad style, the meaning of life.
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A mere mention of their names evokes images of lolling about in the elegant mansions on the north shore of Long Island, or throwing back countless sidecars in Hemingway's Paris during the Roaring 20s.
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"I feel like a draft dodger from the army in which so many of my friends are serving—just lolling about in the country they are making, cowering at home, a coward," Heti writes.
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Lolling about on tables and chairs, with cigarettes protruding from unlikely places, they resemble impertinent secretaries or artists' models relaxing for a moment, casting shade on the male artists for whom they are posing.
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Yes, the weed smoke, flowing beards, splashes of psychedelic color, and genial crusties lolling about the front of the venue all play their part in creating that overall Roadburn vibe, but really, it comes down to attitude.
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Rather than first seeing the postcoital lovers lolling about in bed in the early morning, as the libretto indicates, we see Octavian emerge from the bedroom into an outer hall looking intoxicated from a night of passion.
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It all fills me with happiness, and that happiness lingers right through dessert and a movie and my midnight leftover turkey sandwich, through a Friday-morning breakfast of biscuits with sausage gravy, everyone lolling about, crowded in the kitchen, ready for games and adventure, holiday labor.
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According to Anderson, as exaggerated movements were no longer needed, the puppets were finally able to speak "without their heads lolling about a like a broken toy." By now the puppeteers' movements were guided using a basic form of video assist: a TV camera mounted directly behind the film camera, which relayed footage to various monitors around the studio.La Rivière 2014, pp. 55-57.Hearn, pp. 24-25.
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