Sentence examples for able to lay an from inspiring English sources

"You don't need to be able to lay an egg," he says, "to know when one is rotten".

But there were lay experts who said that it was all a fake that no doctor had been able to lay a hand on Earl to examine him.

"We've got some big forwards that will be able to lay a platform and hopefully off the back of that he'll be able to play some of the stuff that's seen him get in the England team".

I found that I could work with her on a level I was never able to work with before, and that she was able to lay a new foundation for a new level of working that came more from her than me".

Now, after Brown's intervention won the attention of a rudderless Westminster waking up to the possibility that Scotland was on the verge of ripping the union apart, Darling was able to lay a "stronger Scottish parliament, delivered sooner and safer than years of wrangling and instability" firmly at the feet of Scotland's voters.

This was a game in which players could toss their opponents into a never-ending beat-down juggle where, provided they time their hits correctly, the poor sod they were hammering wouldn't be able to lay a glove on them.

They were able to lay a ferroelectric material directly onto silicon for the first time.

I was honoured to be able to lay a wreath at his final resting place on behalf of Northampton Saints.

If he found a legal loophole that allowed him to strangle babies in the fresh produce aisle of Harrods without the Old Bill being able to lay a finger on him, it seems likely he'd take it up with gusto.

Of these, 115 (79.3%) were able to lay a first egg batch without blood feeding, hence being considered autogenous.

For two accessions of S. galapagense (LA1452 and LA1401) we observed that, although whiteflies were able to lay a few eggs, none of those eggs hatched.