Sentence examples for lay a hit from inspiring English sources

"Is that you?" a homeless man asks, eyeing a photograph of Corker as a linebacker for the Green Bay Packers in 1988, about to lay a hit on quarterback Vinny Testaverde.

Monday's Sun front page: Nod in my name - Pacifist Corbyn refuses to bow #tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers pic.twitter.com/FpnXRU51pC After someone tweeted Dawkins to point out that Corbyn bowed, applauded veterans and lay a wreath, he hit out at the Murdoch-owned paper, criticising them for their anti-Corbyn agenda.

The drill's objective is to lay a foundation for smart situational hitting.

Surprisingly, the answers may lie in a hit television sitcom that debuted in 1985.

(IDI, 22, rents a room, sister supports) Gwedi: I had to lay a hand on her [hit her] because of what she did.

Gwedi felt that the only way of dealing with this affront (which also implied that she had another partner) was to beat her as he had been humiliated: Gwedi: I had to lay a hand on her [hit her] because of what she did.

Certainly, it has yet to lay claim to a hit title of its own.

Beyond the pop hits lies a further bevvy of riches, all on the fabulous A Touch of Class Sucks! compilation.

He just needs a place to lie low after a hit goes bad, and is forced to settle for grim old Grimsby.

Behind every big hit there also lies a potent myth.

"If I've got a two-shot lead Sunday, I'll lay up, hit over the green, chip up, then make bogey the old-fashioned chicken way.