It lolled on its back, the fat strung limbs shining.
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Its little head lolled from side to side, limbs hanging limply.
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Stan, the resident black cat, lolled in front of a Buddhist altar.
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We lolled over the papers in the morning, hung over and indolent.
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Her head lolled back and forth, her long hair brushing the floor.
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Strollers lolled under the soft lights of street lamps, bars spilled over with patrons.
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Children squealed joyously in a wooden playhouse, dogs lolled their tongues on the grass.
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Mohammed lolled in his mother's lap, delirious, eyes rolling into the back of his head.
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They uncoupled and lolled on the floor for a second, like a pair of dead men.
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According to CBS 8, a sea lion lolled out on to a road in Point Loma, California.
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After a snorkel session exploring the healthy reefs, most of our group lolled in the shallows for a dip.
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Her head lolled to the side at a violent angle, as if her neck could no longer support its weight.
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Down at the point, sea lions lolled on the sand and crimson Sally Lightfoot crabs scuttled over jet-black lava rocks.
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Its eyes rolled, its tongue lolled, it got the shakes, it howled up the curtains, and twitched like an insomniac's eyelid.
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The massive and enchanting creatures lolled gently before snorting indignantly a few times and submerging; they seemed entirely unconcerned with us humans.
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It lolled inside a glass case on a bed of hot pink velvet, its maple body topped with Mickey Mouse ears and a dotted rosewood fingerboard.
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While Christina and Taylor smiled for the picture, baby Hudson was sound asleep inside his stroller, wearing a tiny beanie as his head lolled onto his shoulder.
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Kids with disabilities such as autism, ADHD, blindness, paralysis, epilepsy, and their siblings and parents met one another, laughed, cried, climbed, spun, or simply lolled on beanbags, relaxing.
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He wore blue and yellow academic robes and a mortar board hat and appeared to fall asleep in his chair as his eyes closed and his head lolled.
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Drooping from the heat, the animals lolled on sidewalks and packed into vacant lots in the capital Dakar, where their numbers multiplied in the weeks before the holiday on Monday.
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A frowning barracuda lolled in the warm waves, and we stopped to admire his stout silver body for a second, before he high-tailed it into the deep, shadowy water beyond.
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So he has lolled for a few months enjoying what may be the twilight of his mostly anonymous life, trying to separate himself from stardom and all the oddities it entails.
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They trotted out Mugabe for first time since the "coup" for a graduation ceremony, only to display him "falling asleep in his chair as his eyes closed and his head lolled," as Reuters reported.
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The whole thing is pretty silly, but it does finally answer one burning question about the Tube: what would happen if you accidentally fell asleep and your head lolled onto the shoulder of the person sitting next to you?
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My husband had fallen asleep next to me, and I worried that if his head lolled even a few centimeters he might scupper the entire perilous system — yet waking him to warn him might result in the exact same outcome.
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A man would get out and dump a bag of feed into the troughs, then run a pitchfork over the top of it as the heads of cattle poked through the pipes and lolled their long slimy white tongues over the green pellets.
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When Del Vaz Projects exhibited at the Paramount Ranch art fair, Stone's carpets traveled to the former movie set where they were unceremoniously laid on the dirt ground and lolled upon while the hair of willing volunteers was snipped away by Lydia Hwang in a chair of Reaves's design.
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A pack of 5-year-olds lolled in the grass, played tag or stood transfixed in front of the lectern, listening to Wang's friends, Mayor Liz Lempert of Princeton, New Jersey Representative Chris Smith and an aide to Senator Robert Menendez as the sun sank behind the brick complex.
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He lolled at his ease, humming, not unmelodiously, snatches of a rude song, and fingering a pack of cards.
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Paret then lolled back and was hit with a combination. At this point Ruby Goldstein stepped in, thereby awarding Griffith a win by technical knockout. Immediately after the referee intervened, Paret, who had remained on his feet throughout, slowly slid to the floor. He was carried from the ring on a stretcher and died ten days later in hospital without regaining consciousness.
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The south front of Raby Castle Vane contested County Durham as a Whig on his family's interest at the 1722 British general election, but was unsuccessful. He was brought in by the ministry as Member of Parliament for Launceston at a by-election on 31 May 1726. At the 1727 British general election he planned to stand for county Durham, but stood down to avoid splitting the Whig vote, and the ministry found him another seat at St Mawes where he was returned as MP unopposed. He went into opposition, and attached himself to his wife's first cousin William Pulteney. He never spoke in the House, which was said to be because of ‘a monstrous tongue which lolled out of his mouth’.
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