Sentence examples for but will lay from inspiring English sources

It is not by accident that on this most self-consciously crafted mission he took a pass on addressing the right-leaning Knesset but will lay a wreath, this morning, on the grave of Theodor Herzl.

Under the Fixed-term Parliaments Act, May cannot call an election directly but will lay down a motion in the House of Commons requiring two-thirds of MPs to back it.

He thinks the latest deal will work, in part because leadership in the new firm will not be shared, as it would have been with AHP, but will lie squarely with P&U's Fred Hassan.The AHP fiasco was not Mr Shapiro's only distraction.

But who will lay out those odds for women?

The process will be slow, complicated, and multijurisdictional, but it will lay down a marker for future dictators.

I love cheese and good bread, but I will lay off them for three or four weeks to bring myself back into line.

Reed warblers, dunnocks and pied wagtails are frequent hosts, but she will lay in the nests of many insect-eating birds, including wrens.

But I will lay the problem and solutions out for you on radio tomorrow".

Each time they start laying again, they will lay fewer, but larger, eggs.

But the protesters will lay down their arms for now.

But this bill will lay the groundwork for one of the largest land conservation initiatives in history.