Sentence examples for comes to lay from inspiring English sources
When Denby comes to lay out the evidence, however, he inevitably muddies his case.
When it comes to lay offs of high performance employees during downturns, you simply cannot do it.
A kid who drives a four-wheeler and rejoices in the name of Ethan Woodcock Gabe Gibbss), and a slender girl who comes to lay flowers at Hunter's grave (Pepper Binkley) steal their scenes, respectively, with an action and a one-liner.
During gastrulation the material of the notochord comes to lie middorsally in the roof of the archenteron.
And when it comes to lying about our age – just like actresses and musicians – we may well have something to gain.
The consequence is that a section of the dorsal surface of the embryo comes to lie on the ventral surface of the tail; i.e., becomes inflected.
America is not Marcella's land of opportunity; it's where she comes to lie low after her dramatic rise and fall in London.
When it comes to lying with scent, orchids are the world champions.
In a Stener lesion, as the UCL tears it retracts and comes to lie superficial to the adductor aponeurosis.
A RCL Stener-equivalent has been noted when the avulsed distal end of the RCL comes to lie superficial to a well-developed abductor aponeurosis [1].
Except when it comes to lying.
