Sentence examples for lay from three from inspiring English sources

They lay from three to six brown-spotted eggs.

Swifts lay from one to six white eggs (usually two or three).

After a gunman bore down on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Maddy Wilford lay bleeding from three bullet wounds, so pale that officers responding to the carnage first thought she was dead.

The current study therefore consists of data rating individual treatment sessions, from a total of19 lay therapists, from three progressive stages: the Internship Stage (Stage 1); the Pilot Stage (Stage 2); and the initial period (Nov 2013 to Feb 2014) of the Trial Stage (Stage 3).

The portolan charts were characterized by rhumb lines, lines that radiate from the centre in the direction of wind or compass points and that were used by pilots to lay courses from one harbour to another.

He fought back until help arrived, and ordered his fellow officers to protect the safety of the Americans worshiping inside – even as he lay bleeding from twelve bullet wounds.

Villagers said about 4,000 people live in Gudara, which lies two or three miles from the summits of Tora Bora.

In addition the limits of agreement, denoting the range in which 95% of the differences should lie, stretches from eight fewer visits for PDR to five more visits.

The post-enhancement skewness values lie further from zero consistent with increased variability in the brightness of highlighted objects after contrast.

If the 95% CI for the difference in surgical success rates lies left from zero, it can be concluded that there is evidence of superiority of laparoscopic sacrohysteropexy over vaginal sacrospinous hysteropexy (scenario A) [ 31, 32].

The history of our Revolution will be one continued lie from one end to the other," John Adams grumbled, in 1790, when Benjamin Franklin was on his deathbed.