Sentence examples for avid lay from inspiring English sources
Garner, an avid lay archeologist, knew that the neighborhood was one of a handful that might sit atop the most important archeological site in Pensacola.
Where are the Democrats in their avid middle years longing to play on a national stage, labouring now to lay the groundwork for a big run down the road?
He was an avid supporter of the Digital Object Identifier, a code embedded in digital content that helped lay the groundwork for publishing online; and worked tirelessly on behalf of intellectual property rights.
As useful as peptide receptor scintigraphy is with In-DTPAoctreotide in diagnosis and monitoring of metastatic non-iodine avid thyroid cancer, the major interest lies in its potential for peptide receptor targeted therapy.
A roommate of hers at Howard University had left the book lying around and Ms. Hailstock, an avid reader, picked it up.
'Seriously, lying next to him, I feel like a kewpie doll with pubic hair.' An avid reader, which is one of his main selling points, since he's radically insensitive.
A clue may lie in one job advertisement online for Archies copywriters, which lists the desirable qualities: "dexterous wordsmith, exquisite craftsman, avid reader, perfectionist, with a sense of humor".
Every Sunday, he lies in bed and produces a 1,300-word 1,300-wordece that he e-mails topinion piecee, and he is an avid thatter user (an aide does the typing).
Once again, lie, lie, lie. .
