Sentence examples for get to lay from inspiring English sources

You've get to lay everything out on the table".

I cared about the woman who'd taken hold of my wrist and her husband and the little girl I never did get to lay eyes on.

Not because it hurts mens' feelings, or because I imagine some kind of gender-equity utopia is just around the corner and we'll all get to lay down our arms.

Writers get to lay out their vision of the world, which, for some reason, feels important to them – although, as Orwell also observed, this may be indistinguishable from the baby's cry for attention.

We get to lay claim to it.' " One bright day in October, Miranda and his closest collaborator, Thomas Kail, the director of both "In the Heights" and "Hamilton," climbed into a town car outside the Public Theatre and headed for Hamilton Park, in Weehawken, New Jersey.

Looking at Skybox - just acquired for $500m by Google - in August 2013: Forty years after humans first saw pictures of a blue and white marble taken from space, it's remarkable how few new images of Earth we get to lay eyes on.

Only House Staff get to lie on the couches.

"You get to lie down on a bed".

Nev and I even get to lie in.

"Just got to lay in the cut".

Those balls, you got to lay off them.