Sentence examples for fair lay from inspiring English sources

"In the wake of the limping army," Macintyre writes, "like the detritus from some huge and bloody traveling fair, lay packs, greatcoats, limbs, canteens, makeshift graves, dead horses and living men".

Nor would it be fair to lay the blame entirely on macroeconomic mistakes in the 1990s.

"It would not be fair to lay the blame primarily on Deloitte," this person said, "but you have auditors to find problems.

4| Beyoncé It wouldn't be fair to lay the Master Cleanse, aka the Maple Syrup Diet, aka (and perhaps most euphemistically) the Lemonade Diet, at Beyoncé's door: she's far from the only celebrity to have been bewitched by the thought of combining said syrup, water, lemon juice and cayenne pepper and subsisting on it for a mercifully limited period until the cheekbones start to emerge.

But it's not fair to lay the blame for these cancelations solely at Obamacare's doorstep.

But it's not fair to lay the blame for these cancellations solely at Obamacare's doorstep.

The union applications had sought to rely on the legal test, in a 2000 case, that "a judge is disqualified if a fair-minded lay observer might reasonably apprehend that the judge might not bring an impartial mind to the resolution of the question the judge is required to decide".

"I have concluded that it is not the case that a fair-minded lay observer might apprehend that I might not bring an impartial mind to the resolution of the questions which the work of the commission requires to be decided," he said.

"I have concluded that it is not the case that a fair-minded lay observer might apprehend that I might not bring an impartial mind to the resolution of the questions which the work of the commission requires to be decided," Heydon said.

To be fair, everyone lies about their age.

Many analysts think a fair price lies up around 240p-250p – they see better cash generation next year and point to a 6% dividend yield.