Sentence examples for give a lay from inspiring English sources
It could be used to place machinery in a factory before construction to give a lay out, or to place other plant on a construction site.
To emphasize or distort, to drown out the world and make strange the banal, to give a lie to the impossibility of perfection?
Sharon Grant, Haringey Community Panel, said: "If that's the case it would give a lie to the police's story to date that they were surprised by what happened.
Troy maintained his innocence up to the time of his execution, even requesting to give a lie detector test which was denied.
Give a lie that is believable and easy for you to remember.
The more detail you give a lie, the harder it is to remember and the more like a lie it sounds.
"He's going to be in an awkward spot when he is called to give a lay-down on Russia or some other topic," a former senior national security official who has advised Trump's transition team said in an interview. .
"He's going to be in an awkward spot when he is called to give a lay-down on Russia or some other topic," a former senior national security official who has advised Trump's transition team said in an interview.
In one scene Van Doren, suspected of leaking her own identity, is given a lie detector test.
He received both wounds when he was seven years old, giving a lie to any "show me the child" notions.
