Sentence examples for be a lay from inspiring English sources

Success should be a lay down misère.

Should be a lay down misere, right?

"I was wondering whether you'd like to be a lay reader?" I said: "No, actually.

He even trained to be a lay preacher, and though he later rejected organized religion, he remained profoundly spiritual, at times suffering deep psychological distress over his failure to emulate the example of Jesus.

Because every worthy Mormon male is expected to be a lay priest in voluntary service to the church, the demands on his time often leave little opportunity to cultivate close friendships with non-Mormon neighbors.

"He treats women with the utmost respect and admires their ability and talent, and is able to bring out the best in all people," said Donna M. Morrissey, whom Bishop Murphy recruited five months ago as a cabinet secretary for public relations and communications for the Archdiocese of Boston -- and the first woman to be a lay cabinet member in the archdiocese's history.

It must be a lie.

That turned out to be a lie.

It would, in fact, be a lie.

Your answer can be a lie.

Let be a Lie -algebra.