You must certainly be the laziest man in the world.
Well," was the thought with which the unlucky Vance consoled himself, "it is something to have seen the laziest man on earth.
I thought he was bad enough, but this is surely the laziest man alive.
Sakes alive, and the laziestfolks that ever moped on the face of the earth.
The laziest folks I ever saw in my life, and the niggers ain't worth their salt.
At seven-thirty the toy train rumbles into Pont du Sable, stops for a barefooted passenger, and rumbles out again through the village--crawling lest it send one of the laziest dogs yelping to its home.
He was as yet William Rufus Holly, the cricketer, the laziestdreamer of a college decade.
He had been to high school and to college, and he had taken one or two prizes en route to graduation; but no fame travelled with him, save that he was the laziest man of any college year for a decade.
The emperor, hearing this, bequeathed the kingdom to him, thinking him the laziestof the three.
He wished to dispose of his kingdom, and calling the three into his presence, spoke thus: "The laziest of you shall reign after my death.
Though not yet thirty years old, he was thelaziest man in York County.
As he grew older there was no marked improvement, and Tony Croft was by general assent counted the laziest boy in the village.
Now, however, he was back in London, where the laziest men live beside the busiest.
That is why," he added, in his laziest tones, "I suppose that is why I told Jack Dunquerque not to go there any more.
Colquhoun had the character of being at once the laziest and the most good-natured of men.
Not so the Bantu, whose methods cry aloud for improvement, they having just the very easiest and laziest way possible of dealing with food.
In his better manifestations he reminds me of that charming personality, the Irish peasant, for though he lacks the sparkle, he is full of humour, and is the laziest and the most industrious of mankind.
But he was so worried at having all the street boys in the town point after him and exclaim: "There goes the laziest man in Waterbury!
Florence's aunts used to say that I must be the laziestman in Philadelphia.
He had been to high-school and to college, and he had taken one or two prizes en route to graduation; but no fame travelled with him, save that he was the laziest man of any college year for a decade.
He took Spenser's poems out of the book-case, and I actually rose from my seat to read the passage; for what trouble will not even the laziest of mortals take to preserve the esteem of one by whom he sees that he is over-valued.
I can quite believe it: he's thelaziest wretch in existence.
Everyone knows that he is the laziest man in the whole world," remarked Lady Clansford, plaintively.
I believe our blacks are the stupidest, laziest beggars in the whole world.
She was the laziest old wretch bringing up the cows at home, or running in the horses.
You're about the laziest and most shiftless man I ever came across.
You're about the laziest set I ever had anything to do with.
And here's the other ring' cried Jock, the 'laziest loon in the country side.
Twould be lang afore ye were first,' retorted Maggie; 'the laziest loon on the whole country side.
The laziest man in the French Army was doing his utmost to belie his record.
The leader is reputed to be the laziest man in the French Army.
They are the finest built and laziestrace in existence, I believe.
Mrs. Louderer had ridden over, so her saddle was laid in the wagon and her pony, Bismarck, was hitched in with Chub, the laziest horse in all Wyoming.
We jogged along happily, if slowly, for I must explain to you that Chub is quite the laziest horse in the State, and Bill, his partner, is so old he stands like a bulldog.
The laziest man in the whole district," declared the storekeeper.
He was the laziest young feller I ever knew, and it's nothing but laziness now.
He looks like a racer," declared Bruce Browning, who showed unusual interest and animation for a fellow who was known as the laziest man at Yale.
What made Rattleton believe that Merriwell was joking was that Frank had soberly asked Bruce Browning, the reputedly laziest man at Yale, to make one of the party.
They started, thinking it might be the strange man again, but they were relieved when they saw it was Jim Nelson, who had the reputation of being the laziest boy in town.
And although other leaders had greater repute among us than he, nevertheless, among foreigners, and particularly among the Greeks, who are the laziest of men, his unbounded fame as the brother of the king of France preceded him.
I, too, can do my five miles an hour, although Californians are the laziest people in the world about walking.
It was true that the girls of California's country towns, except when forced by poverty to work, were the laziest mortals on earth.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "laziest" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
