Sentence examples for lay later from inspiring English sources

However, motorsport was where his interest lay, later listing Formula One World Champion Alain Prost and Grand Prix motorcycle racer Kevin Schwantz as his childhood heroes.

A week later, according to reports Mr. Lay later filed with the S.E.C., on Aug. 20 and Aug. 21, Mr. Lay exercised stock options, thereby buying 93,620 shares at prices of $20.78 to $21.56.

Although it is common to find that the first stage of this sequence is rate-determining, in some cases the rate-limiting transition state lies later along the reaction path.

Duck Variations is also a fine example of where that writer's skills and interests would lie later in his career: the dialogue contains in prototype the heightened-naturalistic vernacular – repetitions, hesitations and digressions – that became his trademark.

Trying to save Uma from suspicion, Aasha lies later on about what happened, in a twist reminiscent of Briony Tallis's deception in Ian McEwan's "Atonement," and with similarly fateful consequences.

Will the Police be keeping their "Kill first, lie later" policy in 2014?

A new study has cracked the mystery: The nannies apparently allow mother birds to save their strength so they can lay eggs later on.

The good: The crucifixion doesn't leave its thorns with you — just clean, superficial wounds of the sort that cause only minor bleeding and are great to tell lies about later.

The Augustinian tradition of thinking of pleasure as willing and of all willing as love lies behind later Christian philosophical accounts of pleasure, such as Ockham's and Brentano's, discussed in §2.3.1 below.

I just don't do anything anymore I have to lie about later.

Go to bed earlier and lie in later to replenish a little energy.