lollygag造句

• They come from yards around to lollygag on my grass and under my bushes.
• The other horse likes to lollygag, but he still gets the job done.
• Or just lollygags in the financial doldrums?
• We have been letting him lollygag around here, but now he definitely knows something is up.
• He knows because he sees Burns's scowl when he lollygags or turns the puck over.
• "We can't lollygag around and expect to maintain the sharpness we need,"
• The spa itself, in a small outbuilding, is proudly unfancy, not a place to lollygag.
• This isn't a course where you come out and lollygag and get your T-shirt.
• Brad Davis named head coach . . . . Ticket radio's Dunham and Miller ink lucrative play-by-play deal with Lollygag High.
• It may be that the Democrats of Miami-Dade would rather enjoy Thanksgiving turkey and lollygag on the beach for the weekend than do their duty for Uncle Unctuous.
• In 2006, Brian won a songwriting contest for studio time in Engine Studios and recorded an album called I Thought You Were Driving ( 2007 ) under the name Lollygag.
• Either that or it will make us sound smart as we lollygag about our living rooms on Sunday and watch the game on TV with friends who have not bothered to improve their minds.
• "Jody is Tyrese, " says Tyrese, who explains that as the youngest of four kids in a single-parent home, he tended to lollygag through his childhood.
• That's because my parents were so inconsiderate that they failed to be rich enough to allow me to lollygag about the French Riviera my whole life ( or even for a day ).
• At the news briefing, Crew said he did not want to give the impression that the system was telling students to " take your time, lollygag, have a great old time ."
• The volume was cranked up, apparently in compliance with an insurance company edict that emergency-room TVs be set at ear-piecing levels so that people won't lollygag and drive up claims.
• A knuckleball that doesn't dance is a wallflower, a pitch that lollygags toward home plate with a tag dangling on it that reads, " Hit me and hit me hard ."
• -- Ninety-nine percent of pedestrians think the " Don't Walk " light is short for " Don't Walk, but DO stroll, saunter, stagger, strut, lollygag, lurch, mosey or meander ."
• My mother got to lollygag around in the hospital for 10 days, from Jan . 18, the widely unknown date of my nativity, to Jan . 28, whence Mom and I dragged ourselves back ( well, back for her; it was the first time for me ) to 832 Dean St . and the burdens of child-and parent-rearing.