Examples of using "Lag" in a sentence and their english translations:
He lay without movement.
He was wrong.
The snow lay deep.
Was I wrong?
In brief, he was wrong.
Tom was all wrong.
Tom was invariably wrong.
I was almost right.
Tom was in a coma.
He was dying.
Tom was in the hospital.
The princess lay with her eyes closed.
Tom was dead wrong.
I was completely wrong.
Sami was in bed.
He came out on top.
She came out on top.
He lay on the bed.
It waited, silently.
- The soldier lay dying.
- The soldier was dying.
The man lay motionless.
The man was dying.
- He was lying on the grass.
- He lay in the grass.
- He lay face up.
- He lay on his back.
Tom was lying on the bed.
Tom hasn't been wrong yet.
The city was in ruins.
I lay awake in bed.
I lay on my face.
He was lying on the couch.
I lay on my bed.
Tom was lying on the couch.
Tom was lying on the grass.
The blame lies with me.
Actually, I was wrong.
Maria lay down on a fold out bed.
Mary lay still with her eyes closed.
I lay there part of the forest
The snow lay one and a half meters deep.
Was there a book on the desk?
Now she lay weak in bed.
Dennis lay flat on the floor.
The tape recorder was lying on the table.
The problem was beyond my reach.
The soldier lay injured on the ground.
There was a look of appeal in her eyes.
He lay injured on the ground.
He lay awake all night.
A bill came along with the package.
He had the audience at his feet.
He was wrong.
She was wrong.
Something was about to happen.
A thick mist covered the countryside.
He was sleeping under the tree.
Tom was lying unconscious on the floor.
Tom was lying unconscious on the operating table.
I was in bed with the flu.
She lay awake all night.
She lay in the hammock for hours.
- I know that I was wrong.
- I know I was wrong.
The house was surrounded by cornfields.
Tom lay awake all night.
Tom lay injured on the ground.
Tom lay flat on the floor.
The whole town was blown out.