Sentence examples for a need to lay from inspiring English sources

There is a need to lay out more clearly than ever before what being a British Muslim means today: proud of your faith and proud of your country.

Amis has a need to lay claim to big subjects in this manner - in the past he has sought to make the holocaust and the gulags part of his 'natural' territory of warped masculinity too; in each case, in Time's Arrow and Koba the Dread, he risked reimagining the extremes of historical horror with his full ironist's swagger.

In this progressive era of techno-love, there's no longer a need to lie about how you met.

Don't confuse privacy with a need to lie.

Even fictional locations can swarm in our brains and make us recall a deep, dark need to lay back on the beach, explore a foreign city or snuggle up in a 5-star hotel.

Once you've decided on a pattern, you need to lay out that pattern and repeat it for as long as you need to make it go all the way around your wrist.

As an industry we need to lay out much more clearly what we're doing and why.

After Manchester City stumbling to a home win over Swansea, they need to lay down a marker today.

I like the story about legacy and duty and the idea that there a few things you need to lay down your life for.

If you have done something, you need to lay a basis for a claim to have done so involuntarily," Grant wrote.

If the floor slopes more than 1/16 of an inch (.16 cm) for every 3 feet (.9 m), you may need to lay a subfloor.