Sentence examples for lay a real from inspiring English sources
It's hard to say if the swagger was meant to co-opt the string of Perles -- Richard Perle and others who are in full cry to crush Saddam -- or to lay a real groundwork for at least bombing Iraq.
But it also suggested that behind the formal estrangements of his films lay a real anxiety about the decline of the city: after half a decade of Thatcherism, Norwood announces "the age of small business" and notes that politically and socially speaking, "collectivity lies in ruins".
Herein lies a real worry for Villa as the current crop are not too good to be relegated.
And there is always a suggestion that under a deadly calm veneer lies a real need to see that blood is extracted for various sins.
More than once, he's told that he's a good boy, and at this film's heart lies a real sense of tenderness.
But the biggest point Skloot wants to make is that behind every test-tube of cells there lies a real, human story.
Like Strictly Come Dancing too, for that matter, not far beneath the showmanship lies a real respect for baking (or dance) as a real craft with real commitment to mastery of skills without concession or compromise.
I know it's hard to believe that under that black polyester-blend uniform and fancy apron lies a real human, but it's true.
And she and her husband (invisible) lay on a real blanket, furry and white.
"The president needs to lay down a real marker of where to take the country".
I had hoped to lay out a real libertarian message on all the issues in the Republican contest.
