Sentence examples for also able to lay from inspiring English sources

Japanese Monster Hunter fans are also able to lay their hands on a cool special edition 3DS that hit stores at the same time the game did (pictured above), which probably also helped boost sales.

Such a result is consistent with a pattern of better parental care by foster parents who are also able to lay larger clutches (also see [39], [40], [41]).

He should also be able to lie down and extend his limbs as fully as possible.

I think maybe it helps, a little bit, with diversity, the sound of it, but also, I would get something in my head and want to be able to lay down that idea from scratch".

When Ken Livingstone, the former boss of London, introduced a controversial congestion charge to the city in 2003 he was also able to promise to lay on more buses and pump a successful transport system with cash.

I was able to lay it out there for him".

"We were able to lay off the change and sit on the fastball".

"I haven't been able to lay out an educational plan," he said.

The term is derived from a Greek word meaning "able to lay hold of".

According to the article, which entertainers have "been able to lay claim to fabulousness"?

Brown may be able to lay out an enticing route map to political revival.