And so Dickey-Wicker lay there like a snare, and this week Judge Lamberth triggered it.
I'm just going to lay the snare down on the polyp.
The wife of Potiphar, prime minister of Egypt, lay her snares for a young man of strong character and unimpeachable morals.
While industry groups quietly work to lay sharper legal snares for environmentalists, people like Johnston, the woman who turned a pipeline valve in Minnesota, are fighting to reshape the narrative over fossil fuel sabotage in court.
For "The Boxer," Simon and Garfunkel's 1969 "lie-la-lie" single, he simply struck a snare drum during the chorus — but recorded next to an empty elevator shaft to make it sound more like a shotgun than a snare.
Officially, the story says, there have been no malaria deaths in the state this year; investigating such claims, the writers found what they call "a snare of lies and Stalinist statistics".
She was tranquillised, placed in a snare and forced to lie in wait as the infamously tardy leader got to the site, according to the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
But also to check that none of them have been caught in a snare or a trap, because poachers sometimes lay snares, so they have to keep an eye out for that.
My earliest Christmas memory is of lying in my bed late at night, hearing my father with my mother as his assistant attempting to assemble a snare drum Santa had been commanded to deliver.
My earliest Christmas memory is of lying in my bed late at night, hearing my father — with my mother as his assistant — attempting to assemble a snare drum Santa had been commanded to deliver.
The antagonism and attraction between boys and girls is a relatively straightforward (if, in this case, grisly) matter; the real terror, the stuff of Needy's nightmares, lies in the snares and shadows of female friendship.
