Anyone want some food or would you rather just laze in front of the TV all day? |
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This site is best appreciated if you have at least a few hours to meander around, laze about and take in the views. |
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It was one of those days where you felt like doing nothing at all except laze. |
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The beach, by contrast, is intended as a comfortable spot to perch up and laze away with a potboiler. |
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Now I don't feel at all guilty if I simply do my job and laze around for the rest. |
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After a busy day of successful meetings, I go home and laze around in my luxurious penthouse. |
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We don't actually start classes until tomorrow so we can pretty much laze around the whole day. |
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She's flying here to meet up before we up and leave again and laze away Christmas at a villa or something. |
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I had nothing to do for the next two weeks but laze about the flat and work on the paper that was due after holiday. |
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A little further south, in Cunningham Islet, a pod of Beluga whales blow and laze on the surface of the sea. |
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The actors laze about and horse around with each other until the time for their scenes. |
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Here, you can laze on a beach lounger attended to by courteous, but discreet, staff, or paddle or swim in the tepid turquoise water. |
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The beach faces south-west and is a perfect suntrap, and so you can just laze about and do nothing. |
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One night we decided to invite a couple of close friends over, for an evening of very cheap wine, and a laze in the spa. |
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At Hurghada in the Red Sea you can laze by the pool, snorkel and dive or go on a jeep safari to the Valley of the Kings. |
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It is also apparently not the done thing for staff members to laze about on the lawns openly staring at the girls. |
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The commonly-held belief is that bank holiday weekends are just an excuse to laze around, be generally aimless and not do very much at all. |
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In waters connected to coastal lagoons gentle manatees laze in the mangroves. |
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So me, I wonder how giving people more days to laze at home amounts to respect for religion. |
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At Elephant Corner, giant blubbery elephant seals and their pups stretch, laze, roll, yawn and snort on the sand. |
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If you choose not to do so, you can sleep in, laze at the pool, or explore Page. |
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A seaside resort which is highly appreciated and is open to all sporting activities, beach pleasures and you could even just laze on the beach. |
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For cultural excursions or to laze on the beach, quality activities are organized to ensure you are totally comfortable. |
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Some deck chairs invite you to laze in the moroccan sunshine and a shower will help you cool down. |
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There are sofas to laze in, books to read, and maybe a friendly face to chat to and share experiences and ideas about your stay. |
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It was possible to just laze around on deck on one of the many sun-loungers soaking up the rays while attentive staff members plied you with ice cold drinks. |
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Feeling like she should get up and do something, other then laze around all day, she arose and wandered about the guildhall's many corridors quietly. |
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I laze the day away, facing heaven and surrounded by paradise. |
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Who can say why certain groups gel as they do and hit the listener with coherent loveliness, no matter how discordant the melody, while others laze in formlessness. |
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But, frankly, why laze about when there are remote moorland walks and age-old villages to all sides? |
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Or you can just laze about in the shade of the twisting Aleppus pines and lick your melting ice cream. |
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The shelf is now ready for kitty to laze about on, watching the world pass by. |
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Tee off on one of Canberra's outstanding golf courses, where kangaroos laze in the grass while you play. |
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We'd pick up a sandwich from a local deli and laze around on the grass, chatting. |
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We escape by long-boat to Koh Russei, or Bamboo Island, to laze around on its golden squiggle of a beach and snorkel around its reefs. |
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It is a place to enjoy the breeze, laze around on the shore, play in the sand, pick shells and marvel at the wonders of nature. |
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Just laze around, use our sunbathing area or exchange excursion recommendations with other guests in our small summer house. |
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A big garden planted with trees. Its big lawn with its lounge induces you to laze around. |
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The town centre with its Mediterranean-style squares and arcades, and numerous parks with sub-tropical plants such as the Parco Civico on the shores of the lake invite you to laze around, enjoying the atmosphere. |
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It's a wonderful place to laze around and enjoy a relaxed holidays. |
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Or would you prefer to laze about on the beach? |
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It features very modern architecture as well as children's playgrounds, amusing fountains and vast expanses of lawn where trendy Parisians stretch out and laze on sunny days. |
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And of course, you can also just laze around and have a good rest. |
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That long scene — almost a third of the movie's running time — in which the two main characters laze around in a long postcoital seminar, talking about love, death, literature and music while the camera floats around them. |
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Typically, the visitors are transported to certain uninhabited islands to laze away on the beaches, perhaps enjoy a beach barbeque and do some snorkelling. |
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We should not distress in front of a new mental opening and especially if it kills what we believe to be the truth and which is, in fact, only a petrified form of this truth, formed in the shadow in which we laze. |
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I can only presume they will also be able to top up their suntans, play beach cricket and laze around the swimming pool. |
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Without a doubt, this is thanks to the unbelievable diversity of the country. Within just a few hours drive you can ski, laze on a sundrenched beach or walk in one of the numerous scenic areas. |
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Rather than scampering high up into the canopy and only coming down at night, monkeys laze around in the trees lining the road, keeping a half-wary eye out. |
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You can sip tea by the fire in the first-floor salon, feast on traditional tagines and couscous in the red dining room, and laze around down in the bhou – a built-in sofa beneath the inglenook-style beams. |
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Before the Internet, you could laze around on a park bench in Chicago reading some Dean Koontz, and that would be a legit thing to do and no one would ever know you had done it unless you told them. |
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The union of an ultra soft duvet and a relaxing armchair in a perfectly comfortable position to laze around, daydream, read, view, either to be shared or to wallow in alone. |
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He waves an arm at the swimming pool where our peers laze about and sighs. |
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