(1) Lie still while I put the bandage on.

(2) He lay still in his nameless grave.

(3) He lay still, not wanting to break the spell.

(4) The body twitched violently and then lay still.

(5) He closed his eyes and lay still, trying to purge his mind of anxiety.

(6) The fish squirmed on the ground for a few moments and then lay still.

(7) The fall winded him and he lay still for a moment.

(8) But lie still regarded the result as crucial and in no way retreated from his new-found determination to fight.

(9) It was more than three metres long, and was lying still.

(10) She jerked once and shuddered and curled up and hugged herself and lay still.

(11) He lay still, feeling the warm pulse of her body neatly folded against his.

(12) Stephen moved back to his side of the bed without speaking, and lay still, without touching her.

(13) Every week we practice leaving our desks quickly, crossing our arms over our heads, lying still on the classroom floor.

(14) She lay still for a moment, holding her breath while she listened and assembled the information from her senses.

(15) The bear fell over and lay still in the water.

(16) The flat red path it sends toward him lies still across the heaving blue-green surface.

(17) She lay still, needing the time alone to reflect on herself.

(18) He threw himself, face down, into the two-foot-deep trench and lay still.

(19) Then the three of us were alone with Mike, who lay still.

(20) We have to lie still for five minutes, while the teachers whisper to each other as they mark time.

(21) He bellowed with pain and rage, and sitting astride, continued punching her savagely in the face until she lay still.

(22) Of implication. insinuation and Ill will. till'you cannot lie still.

(23) He could not lie still, but rampaged up and down his bedroom.

(24) They lie still under ultra - violet lamp, tempting fate with skin cancer.

(25) I thought it the most prudent method to lie still.

(26) The effort exhausted him although he could not comfortably lie still and his temples tightened.

(27) At your rebuke, O God of Jacob(), both horse and chariot lie still.