Sentence examples for hardly lay from inspiring English sources
Israeli officials said that Mr. Netanyahu could hardly lay out new proposals to an American audience without telling his own people first.
They read almost like newspaper dispatches: "we signed the muster rol in a Damed little hole could not hardly lay down"; "it is very cold today the Boys upset the coal stove last night and like to have Burnt the Barrack up But the sergent Put it out we don't have much to Eat nowadays only two meals a day".
The family sees their unusual neural connections as something "neat," as Louise, the grandmother, puts it, providing fascinating moments they notice but hardly lie awake at night contemplating.
When by a fair and free bargain a man sells something to another, it hardly lies in his mouth to say, 'I have sold you nothing.' It certainly offends the rudimentary sense of justice for courts to support one two purports to sell something to another in saying 'What I have sold you is worthless', even though he did not expressly promise that what he sold had worth.
Some of them just lying on their own, with hardly anybody to support them.
Still, when I told Paul Ekman that I hardly ever lie, I detected in my voice an unseemly amount of pride.
In my experience, oldest children hardly ever lie, but second children, well aware of the disparity between what parents think is going on and what is really going on, lie rather easily.
The KS estimate hardly ever lies within the 95percentt confidence interval of the probit estimate.
As shown in Fig. 3, water only penetrates the cavity if it can do so together with its coordination domain of hydrogen-bonded neighbors, so that its water-water coordination number (g, rigorously defined in Methods) is maintained and hardly ever lies below g = 3.
