Sentence examples for bad lay from inspiring English sources
I don't know if this was because of the bunk beds or whether he was just a bad lay.
At the end of the night, after half of the mostly-female audience had dried their eyes post-Amy Schumer's monologue, Amy Poehler reviewed what we had all learned: "Don't use the Internet, work on our British accents [and] Sam Cooke can get you through any bad lay".
I had a couple bad lies when I was down on that bottom, too.
This allows us to see some of Armstrong's acts as good (fighting cancer) and some of his acts as bad (lying, cheating, etc).
The affair also established a useful precedent in British politics: an extra-marital affair is bad, lying about it is worse, but lying to the Commons makes it a sackable offence.
We know bad lies from good fables because the world they propose is not the mixed one we know and narrate but another, made-up world where only domination counts and the teller alone asserts himself.
Several times, Mike Tirico, the co-host, felt he needed to tell the truth about a round in which Woods and Sorenstam put each other in such bad lies on successive holes that each player needed to whack an escape shot left-handed.
If the decision of good and bad lies with the entity, not on the leader, bad elements are automatically eliminated.
It feels bad lying to her, but I need to lie to cover up the past lies that I've told her.
