Sentence examples for fit to lay from inspiring English sources
I find it unfair - although I understand the concerns - that older journalists who have secure, regularly salaried jobs or else enjoy already-established reputations see fit to lay into us.
Four years after the Flight 800 disaster, Christine Negroni ["The Real 'Secret' of Flight 800," Opinion, July 16] sees fit to lay the blame for misleading the public about the real cause to conspiracy theorists.
He saw fit to lie in the deposition.
He saw fit to lie before the grand jury.
He saw fit to lie, finally, in his answers to our questions.
The easiest way to do do this, if the old door was a good fit, is to lay the new door on top of the old door so the edges are flush.
Beneath the overwrought reportage on Kim Jong Il's death and speculations whether Li'l Kim is fit to reign lies fear-mongering about North Korea's nuclear instability.
As he recalled in his autobiography, "At the time in question I was suffering from a sharp attack of intermittent fever, and every day during the cold and succeeding hot fits had to lie down for several hours, during which time I had nothing to do but to think over any subjects then particularly interesting me".
I couldn't find a fit and affordable place to lay my head.
Its removable octagon-shaped head can be fitted with 16 spools to lay out ribbons of carbon fibers over molds designed using 3D computer graphics to build whatever is called for, however complex.
