Sentence examples for either lay from inspiring English sources

Over the past year and a half, all nine have had to either lay off staff or close offices.

Each of these tapestries, measuring over forty meters in length, included elements that have traditionally been defined as either lay or clerical.

I either lay down and die, sit in this wheelchair for the rest of my life, or I get up and I walk.

Either lay down the law (politely and with a big smile) or endure two solid hours of Angelina the Freestyle Ballerina.

"The people there realize that every morning they're going to wake up and there's going to be this huge mountain in front of them again, and they can either lay down and die or they can start climbing.

* * * By 1992, when Colley published Britons, much of this achievement either lay in ruins, like the shipyards of the lower Clyde, or had vanished entirely, like car-making and linen-weaving.

To put it bluntly, they either lie or they lose.

They're either lying or they've not been asked".

Scott McClellan was either lying or was lied to about Rove's involvement in the Plame affair.

So they are either lying about the deficit or misleading the middle class.

Which meant that Father Paul was either lying or out of his mind.