Sentence examples for from the lay from inspiring English sources

He wants to gain time, divide the religious from the lay opposition, and go back to his old system, which is essentially military rule".

The church, which was founded in 1830, barred men of African descent from the lay clergy until 1978, when church leaders had a revelation.

We have done seminars on medical abortions and we have had tons of phone calls from the lay public and potential patients.

In band-knife cutting, blocks cut from the lay with round or straight-knife machines are trimmed precisely to pattern specifications as the blocks are manipulated against the band-knife rotating in a fixed orbit.

Some types of religious dress may be used to distinguish the priestly from the lay members of a religious group, or they may also be used to signify various orders or ranks within a priesthood.

A prominent contribution from the lay literature is Ricard 2006.

That is, the information from the lying relay is given a large weight.

"So you've copped to lying, Gibbs, Stewartt exclaimed, "...all that's left now is to distance yourself from the lying".

While the plastic is still soft from the soldering, lay the plastic patch over the area.

To remove the flowers from the stems, lay the lavender between 2 1'x 2' sheets of plywood.

Outside the house, to the right as you looked down from the sunroom, lay the swimming pool.