Sentence examples for impulse to lay from inspiring English sources
"I don't think they want to talk to me tonight," he said, explaining his impulse to lay low.
Many of his decisions appear to be motivated by a strange animus toward Barack Obama, including the impulse to lay waste to every part of Obama's legacy.
Nowadays, when facing financial difficulties, a company's first impulse is to lay off staff (such as Merck or Boston Scientific).
If its leaders feel threatened, their impulse will be to lay new mines -- and how can we tell them not to when we reserve the right to lay mines ourselves?
Mr. Reagan, who knows something about Republican nominees, believes that Gingrich can't be the party stand-bearer -- "unless Romney suffers some unexpected calamity" -- because voters don't like people whose "first impulse is to lie".
He resisted that impulse and instead chose to lay bare the divisions in a hope that they one day might end.
What all these impulses share is an indecent haste to lay the blame on "others" for Russia's woes.
The specialists, on the other hand, need to record music on the same equipment that their idols used, showing the same impulse that seems to lie behind the period-performance movement of classical music.
"My impulse was to jump right in, but I had to lay back, watch, learn and see what needed to be fixed," Mr. Madden said.
I abandon my initial impulse to lash back at his "women lie about rape" claim by reiterating the statistics, facts and findings.
Is there evidence to suggest, I wonder, that part of successful parenting lies in trying to lay down experiences that children can refer back to and use in this way – is that the impulse behind memorable birthdays and holidays?
