Sentence examples for high lay from inspiring English sources

She turned a fan on high, lay down on the floor, covered herself with wet towels, and dreamed that she was on a Caribbean cruise.

Government is supposed to be the force that speaks for and protects the interests of the people, empowers people through education and rules, set conditions to keep wages high, lay down the infrastructure in which businesses thrive, and coordinates the international competition for industries and jobs.

If one side gets too high, lay the next course of bricks tighter on that end.

Clearly, the stakes are high: Lay was at the helm of the largest corporate bankruptcy in history before WorldCom's flameout.

I used to get high, lie in the grass and listen to 'Yesterday' all day.

There, piled high, lie hundreds of empty vintage Veuve Clicquot Champagne bottles, forgotten testament to bubbling afternoons and evenings past.

Cora Burggraaf deals ably with Eve's high lying phrases, and Ursula Hesse von den Steinen contributes a sexy, lustily sung Lucy.

The Nangpa La, a glacier saddle (pass) 19,050 feet high lying south of the peak, forms part of the trade route between Tibet and the valley of Khumbu.

The largest of the 71 known tumuli, 1,500 feet (457 m) long and 120 feet (36 m) high, lie in the Nara (Yamato) Basin of Nara prefecture.

The ad, two-and-a-half inches high, lies horizontally across the bottom of the front page, below the news articles and a brief summary of some articles in the paper.

In order to obtain accurate energies of high lying excited states and reliable 2DES spectra, extravalence virtual orbitals have been included using the restricted active space technique.