Sentence examples for lay from the from inspiring English sources

"Shaw wrote Hammett telling him that he was deleting the 'gooseberry lay' from the story," Gardner recalled, "and that Black Mask would never publish anything like that.

In 1716, Edmund Halley, the English astronomer remembered for the comet named after him, proposed how a transit of Venus could be used to figure out how far the Earth lay from the Sun.

The international declaration also includes the signatures of over 40 Plum Village Dharma Teachers, monastic and lay, from the U.S., Europe and Asia.

To keep intruders at bay, the Committee arranged a lease of the seabed where the wreck lay from the Portsmouth authorities, thereby discouraging anyone from trespassing on the underwater property.

"They think they will be misrepresented anyway, so why not just lie from the outset?

The Little Poland Uplands protect the Little Poland Lowlands, in which Kraków lies, from the colder air of the north.

The further L s) lies from the diagonal, the greater the degree of inequality.

The further L s) lies from the diagonal, the larger the degree of inequality.

Expect more plagiarism and lying from the literary scene's top writers.

More homophobic lies from the Paul Cameron Poland tour.

The deliberate lying from the start of the Iraq war continues to this day.