Sentence examples for Well lay from inspiring English sources

"In Florida, if you don't have a car, you might as well lay down and die," he said.

The answer may well lay inside Fred's head, or perhaps inside the curiously half-human, half-robot Leo Colin Morgann).

Play and see if anyone notices the impossible misery of the lyrics: "All the dreams we had are dead... we might as well lay down and die".

The irony is that Computers and Blues might well lay claim to be at least the equal of his debut: it concerns itself with much the same protagonist, only he is older now and perhaps a little bit wiser, and it brilliantly – it seems to me at least – reconciles everything that's been so great about the Streets.

I might as well lay my cards on the table: in the past three years I have watched, in their entirety: Better Call Saul, Mad Men, Game of Thrones, Mr Robot, The Americans, Justified, Master of None, Breaking Bad and Orange is the New Black.

Make sure to read all of his Culture novels that may very well lay out the future of humanity.

The most painful bits of deleveraging could well lie ahead.

Coogan's future may well lie across the Atlantic.

The future of Christianity may well lie in the east.

More rancor and gridlock may well lie ahead.

"Well, you might as well lie down and take a nap".