Sentence examples for can also lay from inspiring English sources

A manifesto advances a set of ideas, opinions, or views, but it can also lay out a plan of action.

He can also lay claim to having scored the most headed goals in Serie A. Never forgotten in Udine, he was certainly one of the club greats.

The program, which takes advantage of vulnerabilities in Microsoft's operating system and server software, can also lay infected systems open to computer intruders.

It is no coincidence that the same country that zealously promotes urban river and lake swimming can also lay claim to a distinguished environmental record.

Contemporary Tunisian painting can also lay claim to a certain tradition, with the École de Tunis being foremost among artistic institutions.

(And in "Heart's Desire," the touching ballad that he co-wrote with Dave Frishberg, Broadbent can also lay claim to a contemporary standard).

The computer can also lie, it turns out.

The virus mutates as fast in a day as a flu virus does in a year, but can also lie dormant indefinitely.

"But therein can also lie a problem: forcing through new medical standards can be arduous, because some doctors are convinced that their way of doing things is still best".

Owing to the 'slumping' of the dense gas under the action of gravity, regions well upwind of the source of the gas release can also lie within the hazard zone.

Visitors can also lie down in Urs Fischer's installation, which features a white bed, a glittering disco ball and a hall of mirrors.