Sentence examples for happens lay from inspiring English sources

You post a pic of your dick first and let's see what happens," Lay chimes in.

When you get to the gap at the end, instead of using your measuring tape every time I have found it easier to take the plank that will be cut, carefully (so you don't get confused and cut the wrong end, yea it happens!) lay the plank over the other board to the left, slide it against the wall, placing it where it will go however too long (covering some of the plank to the left).

The only route is via the south-east where, as it happens, lie the diamond mines of Mbuji-Mayi in East Kasai, the one source of revenue still available to the government.Like the southernmost province of Shaba, East Kasai is virtually autonomous already.

(Great Neck, as it happens, lies in the district of Long Island's only Democratic state senator, Craig M. Johnson. Thanks to a separate pot of money controlled and disbursed by Assembly Democrats, even Great Neck and other districts like it had a net increase in state funds).

There were poor individual performances last night but an answer to the question of how this can keep happening lay in the manager's tone.

Through our letters, I got to see that the impact of what had happened lay as heavily on him as it did on me.

Spokesman Jeremy Miller said TBWA's main office had not been aware of the problems with the site until Thursday and that responsibility for what had happened lay with part of its Spanish branch.

Flowers said he took his share of the responsibility for what had gone wrong but failed to impress MPs with his recollections about the size of the bank: "I took responsibility as the chair, but I assume responsibility for what happened lay with all us".

Though responsibility for what happened lay with dodgy building companies and corrupt local authorities, the implications were felt far and wide.

"Making that happen lies in the hands of policymakers, so we are looking forward to seeing the UK government providing the best possible terms for the offshore wind market to truly take off and the potential jobs becoming a reality," he added.

Because "the universe doesn't think," Coelho says the power to make things happen lies within our own thoughts -- even when those thoughts are self-sabotaging or dark.