Sentence examples similar to a best lay from inspiring English sources

A sharp, coarse-bladed hacksaw or a backsaw will be best: lay the blade flat on a flat part of the line to be cut, press and drag it somewhat firmly to start the kerf (take care to start a single distinct cut without marring the surrounding material), and keep the blade vertical as you saw through the top and bottom covers.

All you do is slice it in half, scrape out the seeds (a serrated grapefruit spoon works best), lay it cut side down on a baking sheet and leave it in a 350-degree oven until it looks as if it's ready to collapse.

Former science minister, William Waldegrave, offered a prize in 1993 for the best lay explanation of the Higgs boson.

As a lifelong Appler, he must have the best lay of the land and political positioning inside Apple.

But later he turned into the best lay of my life He was so huge to get inside me. . . .

So how to best lay the course within the real estate arena for the coming year?

Some grow so close to the surface that you hardly need the help of a dog to find them, but the best lie deeper.

And why should it matter if "the best" lies behind us, as if dance were an inevitable march on perfection?

Godrevy Beach Cafe, one of Cornwall's best, lies on the way to the surf.

Hillary Clinton is a fair-weather friend at best, a lying opportunist at worst.

Generally, a best value will lie between overestimating and underestimating the risks involved and a major deciding factor is the cost.