lay on

At the heavily damaged Manay government hospital, patients lay on beds outside waiting for treatment.

Corden said they bought two giant Cadbury's Easter eggs, and lay on the hotel bed, opened them and laid there with chocolate eggs on their faces.

We lay on our backs and let the swells gently lift us, then fall.

She lay on the road for five days after being hit by shell fire, before she was carried to the camp for people displaced by the conflict.

“Death, at the time, was everywhere. Death lay on battlefields and in graveyards, rotting and decayed; on church altars and in funeral parlors, embalmed and pallid and waxen as candles, dire illustrations of the consequences of constitutional failure.”