The phrase "and the two lay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing two subjects that are in a lying position or in a state of rest.
Example: "After a long day, the two lay on the grass, gazing up at the stars."
Alternatives: "and the two reclined" or "and the two rested".
Near the end of the quarter, after Chris Andersen fouled a driving Nate Robinson and the two lay sprawled on the floor, Joakim Noah shoved Andersen.
He said the victims were believable, but he and the two lay magistrates who tried the case "could not be sure that in the context it was a criminal offence".
Instructions to the Arbitrator (a retired high court judge or libel QC) and the two lay assessors are agreed and within a month, your newspaper and the mosque's trustees have a binding ruling from the ER panel on meaning at a manageable cost to your newspaper.
He leads her in the dark and the two lie together on the top of a bale of hay.
The two lay jammed together.
Chinmaya Mission West and the three lay leaders served as the endorsing agents for the effort (every military chaplain requires an endorsing agency).
Budget Required: Consultants; franchise peer groups, like Vistage or The Alternative Board; legal, accounting, etc. Remember, "It's lonely at the top" - and the five lies - get maxim status only if you accept them.
Mr. Dwyer would not release the names of the six lay people and three priests on the board.
The presiding judge, Masaya Hotta, said the six lay judges and three professional judges will help him arrive at a verdict.
"When I started as the Doctor, I watched loads of Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em, loads of Peter Sellers and loads of Blackadder - and somewhere betwixt the three lies my Doctor," he said.
Computing companies such as Google and Facebook have data points by the billion lying around, and large data sets have been a crucial part of recent advances in artificial intelligence.
