Sentence examples for deciding whether to lay from inspiring English sources

"It's not as easy as deciding whether to lay it up or to bomb it over the top," Tiger Woods said.

He added that he had not decided whether to lay out his thoughts in a paper, a "discussion" or a speech.

It said: "Until the proper authorities have decided whether to lay criminal charges, the IC [independent commission] will not make public the contents of that chapter of the report, so as not to interfere with the ongoing investigations regarding such conduct".

Japanese prosecutors have until 19 September to decide whether to lay formal charges against the Chinese captain.

A worker must then decide whether to lay male eggs or to help rear male eggs laid by others.

His boss, William Brian Tyree Henryy), is a black man whose brother has been arrested for a horrible crime; Jeff gets sucked into the coverup and must decide whether to lie to two neighborhood cops, a macho sleazebag (Chris Evans) and a mouthy rookie (Bel Powley).

Prince Abdullah has not yet decided whether to formally lay out his vision in a speech to the Arab League summit this month or call for a unanimous resolution endorsing it.

Evelyne Debey, Maarten De Schryver, Gordon Logan, Kristina Suchotzki, and Bruno Verschuere, for asking a thousand liars how often they lie, and for deciding whether to believe those answers.

Or governors deciding whether to grant clemency?

When coalition forces get to the gates of Baghdad, they will have to decide whether to storm the city, lay siege to it or retreat.

We created an experimental situation in which subjects were free to decide whether to tell the truth or to lie to an opponent player in order to obtain an economical benefit (self-gain lies) or to help another individual (altruistic lies).