Sentence examples for has a lay from inspiring English sources

A new offence of poor professional performance has been introduced and the Medical Council now has a lay majority.

Each of its decision-making committees should also have a lay majority.

Two participants were limited English speakers; they chose to have a lay (family member) interpreter rather than a professional interpreter.

In earlier research, it was reported that the advantages of a medical colleague conducting the interview outweighed the disadvantages of having a lay person conduct the interviews.

Have a lie-in.

I need to have a lie-down for a week.

But Jonathan wasn't having a lie-in.

"I was tired and wanted to have a lie down.

"I need to have a lie-down for a couple of years," he said.

NAP TIME, GAME TIME We come back and have a lie down.

In one scene, someone tells Charlie Chan that he ought to have a lie detector.