Sentence examples for beer lay from inspiring English sources

A partly crushed can of Holland Premium Beer lay on the floor.

Beneath a shelter across from the falls, two Australian men suffering from hangovers — their weeklong tour, booked for the equivalent of $2,400 each in Melbourne, included a steady supply of beer — lay drenched in sweat and gasping for breath.

The phrase appears to have its origins in America in the 1980s, with "a solid" being any fairly demanding favour that one (usually male) friend might do as a mark of friendship for another, such as buying a crate of beer, lying to a girlfriend or releasing a political prisoner.

In the guilt phase of the trial, which lasted two days, the jurors saw the videotape once again, this time with the audio, as well as photographs from the crime scene, including the snapshot of a bloody Beers lying by the dangling pay phone.

I just spoke to Bill, the owner, who said an old beer joint lay on this spot called Jerry's.

Graffiti was on walls and an empty 22-ounce beer bottle lay near a fresh batch of discarded newspapers.

Describing a desolate indigenous settlement, she recalls Aboriginal myth: "beer cans lay by the river's edge, their red-and-green aluminum shimmering in the sun; a nightmare incarnation of the Rainbow Serpent".

Mountains of discarded red Solo cups and beer cans lay ignored on the sparse grass outside.

But the heart of the San Diego beer scene lies in its craft beer enthusiasts, who wear idiosyncrasy as a badge of honor.

"Fuck the fight baby, let's drink these beers and lay down on the couch.

There will be a lot of drinking beer and lying in the sun with a book.