Sentence examples for into the lay from inspiring English sources

In the short splice the strands of each rope are unlayed (untwisted), interwoven, and tucked into the lay (twist) of the other rope.

Round-knife machines rotate a circular blade down into the lay, whereas straight-knife machines oscillate a straight blade in and out of the lay in jigsaw fashion.

Fairways and greens are nestled around hills and into swales, fitting into the lay of the land the way the great old golf courses do.

Since 2008, we witness the emergence of the Do-It-Yourself Biology movement, a global movement spreading the use of biotechnology beyond traditional academic and industrial institutions and into the lay public.

SALT LAKE CITY, April 5 (Reuters) - Hundreds of Mormon women who want ecclesiastical equality were denied admittance to a male-only session of their faith's spring conference on Saturday, in their bid to promote the ordination of women into the lay priesthood.

Qualitative studies of this kind are important not only to get an insight into the lay beliefs, but also have implications for providing community specific health care, particularly for those who are marginalized for the reasons of social and economic status, migratory status, ethnicity, etc.

Give your canine the treat, but only AFTER he gets into the lying down posture.

As the riot wore on into the night, the Chinese miners scattered into the hills, lying in the grass to hide.

The Senkakus first crept into the record lying in the Chinese realm, just beyond the Ryukyu kingdom, which in the 1870s was absorbed by Japan and renamed Okinawa.

But later he turned into the best lay of my life He was so huge to get inside me. . . .

Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph.