lazing Sentences

As a lazing individual, he preferred to rest rather than engage in repetitive tasks at work.

The lazing students were caught late for class after sleeping in and lazing about in their dorms.

It was a lazing summer, perfect for visits and compiling albums of photographs of idyllic views and water sports regardless of whether they had been participated in or not.

The cook was late to the kitchen, lazing about and reading before taking the pots and pans from the pantry.

Her lazing disadvantages are considered when trying to assess her competitiveness for the team.

During the lazing summer days, we can drink vodka, be lazy, and watch the overlapping time on metaphysical masks.

It was already the dark and lazing rain and rolling thunder.

That lazing elder probably felt the same way sometimes, but his sense of job and progress and family was growing in relevance.

Lazing is much more than the ability to take time off – it is a lifestyle and can feel as natural as eating, drinking, and breathing.

Lazing and solitude mingled with thoughtfulness, and when I’m refreshed and undisturbed, at least for a while, I feel great!

After talking about the lack of work in his department he was yet to respond to, he just lazed around for a day before discussing the matter with his boss.

Tired after long nights of work, he returned home to laze about in bed until late in the evening.

After a few weeks lazing about on the beaches of the Italian Riviera, you can find yourself quite tanned and the color still lasts well into the fall.

Like a lazing turtle in the hot Indian sun, Shirley’s plans and actions take ages before finally getting off the ground.

At last, Liza stopped lasing around and got down to work.

Lazing about in the park, we often saw people doing yoga or small exercises for health and pleasure.

She's just been feeling lazing recently, which has put her back a bit.

Thursday morning, she heard, was available for lazing about and catching up on the sleep you missed the previous Saturday.

I went to work in a lazing manner, at least in the morning. He thought I was slacking.