Sentence examples for but would lay from inspiring English sources

They are those who find plasters, and mop sick, and wake at 3am, who lose tempers and make mistakes, but would lay down their lives, and do, day in day out.

This would not only help stabilize Israel's own backyard — and prevent another uprising that would spread like wildfire to the Arab world without the old dictators to hold it back — but would lay the foundation for a two-state solution and for better relations with the Arab peoples.

The measures, which will come before the City Council in March, would retain density regulations that prevent another entire building of micro-units, but would lay groundwork for micro-apartments to be incorporated into market-rate and low-income multi-family buildings.

The State Legislature is considering a bill that for the first time would make information available to cemeteries, so those forgotten in life would not be forgotten in death, but would lie in graves under their own names.

"I've done eight junket days already," she says, "but I would lay on a street naked for this movie".

Rachel says it wasn't as long a period as I remember, but I would lay in bed thinking, "What have I done".

Parenthood in the 1970s has taken its share of hits, but few would lay the blame on the decade's progressive children's programs.

Indeed, not only is it impossible to prevent such flooding, but doing so would lay waste some of the benefits of becoming temporarily waterlogged.

The Spanish company TerraLycos, a large provider of Internet service, narrowed its first-quarter loss, but said it would lay off 15percentt of its 3,352 employees.

Ricki Lake came out of retirement ands Katie Couric got her own show, but only one person would lay claim to Oprah's crown.

But they fear that it would lay the basis for still grander plans, which would give the United States a strategic advantage.