Sentence examples for At the lay from inspiring English sources

But a book of history aimed at the lay reader?

Users can also zoom in, to get a closer look at the lay of the information land.One of Antarctica's customers is Which?

"Today's a bomb, but Sunday," - when the Dalai Lama will give a talk aimed at the lay public after three days of more rigorous lectures - "could be off the wall".

The latest to move to the sidelines is Representative Anthony D. Weiner, a six-term Democratic congressmen and the feistiest candidate in the race, who after vowing to run for months said this week that he would "look at the lay of the land" this summer.

He took a look at the lay of the land in the Senate; decided that he had no appetite for a bruising confirmation battle in the midst of what is shaping to be a fierce fight over the fiscal cliff, and decided instead to push Rice over the edge.

A professor of physics at Tufts University, Roger Tobin, is equally annoyed at the lay misuse of exponential to mean "a whole lot," referring to quantity rather than rate of growth, "but to say my annoyance is exponentially greater today than yesterday is gibberish".

He looked at the woman lying in the bed.

Ordóñez, amid a scattering of embarrassed boos, stared uncomprehending at the ball lying at his feet.

He looked at the lie and said, "Let's see if he tries to hit that".

At the Lie algebra level the situation is as follows.

Look at the lie that Fake CNN is now in.