Sentence examples for he might lay from inspiring English sources

He even suggested that he "might lay some bunts down this year" against the shift to increase his batting average.

Mr. Giuliani talked tough, warning that he might lay off thousands of workers if the unions did not grant sweeping concessions.

The athletically strapping Tom Bateman, in the title role, looks as if he might lay it on a bit thick in overwrought-poet mode, repeatedly combing his fingers through his long, dark, curly locks.

Rick Federico, chairman of a restaurant chain, P. F. Chang's China Bistro, said he might lay off 40 of the 125 employees at his upscale restaurant in Santa Monica if he is forced to give $3-an-hour 3-an-hour 3-an-hourworaiseswho now earn $8.

But I wonder if he ever worries that he might lay himself open to the charge of lecturing by saying things, as he did in School Dinners, like: "If you're giving your young children fizzy drinks you're an arsehole, you're a tosser.

If he was the first to introduce taekwondo to Australia's largest city, then he might lay claim to the title.

He might lie, but his voice is true.

"I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting," Comey said.

"I was honestly concerned that he might lie," Comey said of the President of the United States.

True, he might lie down in the street, if need be, like a gentleman; but he would not reel.

Was it not possible that one day he might lie on that same piece of furniture, and die there?