| They lazed the morning away and that afternoon, they walked down Duke of Gloucester Street. |
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| The visitors mostly lazed under beach umbrellas in the 106-degree afternoon heat. |
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| We hung around there and watched movies and basically lazed the day away, until her parents came home from work and invited me to stay for dinner. |
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| Howler monkeys lazed on the suspension bridges and collared peccary fed under the canopy along the driveway. |
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| The place was dark and musty, and the same sullen guard lazed about in his dandruffy blazer. |
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| Los Angeles sprawled and lazed in the morning sun, and made it easy for those inside the cordon de célébrité that surrounded Forest Lawn and the Staples Center to get to where they needed to go. |
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| Stepping carefully, we crawled, crablike, onto sea-splashed rocks, and slid into the water for a dip as pleasure yachts lazed a few hundred yards away. |
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| On a hot day in July at the studio of the Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg dancers lazed angularly in leotards, looking much more Picasso than Degas. |
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| The previously unseen tattoo was revealed during Lineker's holiday in St Barts with husband Gary Lineker as the two lazed on a beach. |
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| Although normally a shower person I lazed in my first bath for two months, unperturbed that, like most of Malaysia, the water had a browny red tinge. |
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| But Nat, 24, who played dumpy Sonia in the BBC soap for 13 years, had no need to be self-conscious as she lazed in the Algarve. |
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| The 17-year-old star and his sweetheart lazed by a swimming pool with Rooney's England colleagues. |
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