Use "loiter" in a sentence
1. Don't loiter your away.
2. Don't loiter away your time.
3. Don't loiter on the way home!
4. Please do not loiter in the streets.
5. You should not loiter your time away.
6. One should not loiter his time away.
7. We'll be left behind if we loiter.
8. He had no great temptation to loiter.
9. (Proverbs 22:29) “Do not loiter at your business.”
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11. Don't loiter on your way home from school.
12. Unemployed young men loiter at the entrance of the factory.
13. Please do not loiter in one street after school.
14. But watch me loiter over coffee with my Rachel.
15. We must not loiter or we will be late for school.
16. The teacher told the students not to loiter their time away.
17. 6 Paul further states: “Do not loiter at your business.
18. The high school students like to loiter in the Central Square.
19. Some of them can loiter in the air for long periods.
20. No one has time to loiter over a meal these days.
21. This is a drive to loiter over, a spot or series of spots to invest a fine day in.
22. Now is not a time to relax, loiter, or turn back to erroneous ideas.
23. Five or six teenagers loiter in front of a newsagent, drinking shandy and smoking.
24. (Romans 12:11) The Greek word translated “loiter” carries the thought of being “sluggish, slothful.”
25. In this sense, the myth has been parasitic in human lives and never been loiter away.
26. 19 Five or six teenagers loiter in front of a newsagent, drinking shandy and smoking.
27. They loiter outside the big match with fistfuls of grubby tickets priced at many times their face value.
28. "The Loon Copter can loiter on the surface of the water without energy usage," he says
29. Well, ma'am, given the mission brief, we thought we should decrease the gross weight and increase the loiter time.
30. Genuine Christian zeal ‘abhors what is wicked,’ ‘loves without hypocrisy,’ ‘expresses tender affection for the brothers,’ ‘does not loiter at God’s business,’ is ‘aglow with the spirit,’ ‘slaves for Jehovah,’ ‘rejoices in the hope ahead,’ ‘endures under tribulation,’ ‘perseveres in prayer,’ shows concern for Christian responsibilities and is marked by an unflagging moral earnestness.—Rom.