Sentence examples for lay both from inspiring English sources

Victims lay both inside and outside the restaurant in the wake of the shooting.

Female worms can lay both fertilized and unfertilized eggs; only the former, once shed in human feces, are capable causing infection in humans.

Within such hyperbole lay both titillation and condemnation, and the possibility that pleasure, with all of its complications, might be worthy again of both show and tell.

When Borat, the cretin of Kazakhstan, carried a bag of his own feces to the table at a genteel dinner party, the joke lay both in the outrageousness of his behavior and, somehow, in the dismayed — yet still curiously polite — reaction of his American hosts.

Ian Livingstone, life president of Square Enix Europe and creator of the Fighting Fantasy game books, argued that the problem lay both with investors, who "have not made an effort to understand what we do as an industry", and "innovators – who don't understand how to access finance".

Since workers can lay both male and female eggs, worker policing could be favored since the cost to the community is large.

And herein lies both promise and peril.

Therein lies both its limitation and its appeal.

The fault lies both with the company and the FDA.

If any other citizen lies both in court and before a grand jury, prosecution follows.

Building consumer trust lies both in brand transparency and product provenance.