Sentence examples for hours to lay from inspiring English sources

"You don't play three and a half hours to lay down and die when it gets tough," Roddick said.

The defense took more than two hours to lay out its case, using charts and enlarged photographs, but all the time returning to Rafael Perez.

Their existence, in the shade of a capacious tent, is enviably placid; Kidane has many head of cattle, and sufficient hours to lie and strum his guitar.

The Bills and other teams also used wristbands, which would take at least an hour to lay out and design.

It will take a mechanized cutter, two cranes with a 110-foot reach and about an hour to lay it on a specially designed set of cradles.

Friends were impressed by her short rhymes, so with money earned from working at Starbucks, she paid an acquaintance $30 an hour to lay down tracks in a bedroom recording studio.

One was whirled out of the ground during a hurricane, plucked up and felled by winds of 80 miles an hour to lie with roots half exposed.

Take about an hour to lie in the sun.

The legislation would limit teachers' collective bargaining to pay and benefits and allow principals to set class sizes and school hours and to lay off teachers based on job performance, not years of service.

Eric would rather spend more money on the extra man-hours necessary to lay planks along the bottoms of his foundation forms than on the extra concrete that would ooze out of the bottom, even though it would be cheaper.

Although the Witness Project of Buffalo provided training stipends for the initial 8 hour training to lay health advisors and witness role models, women were not told of this until they reported to the training session.