They laid fewer eggs inside nest boxes during the first 2 weeks of lay, laid more eggs on litter throughout the observed period, and had a lower onset of laying than AH and AC hens.
(lay, laid, laid, laying).
"Lay lady lay, lay across my big brass bed, but don't mess up the sheets or you'll be dead," could be the lyrics to a song one of these yentas might be singing.
Once it was simply lying (laying?) on the floor and I missed it, looking inside my mouth.
Fully 60percentt of the survey's respondents said that lying is sometimes necessary to protect another person's feelings, thereby contravening the complete prohibition against lying laid down by the great Christian theologian St. Augustine and the equally great Enlightenment philosopher Immanuel Kant.
To lie (intransitive: lies, lay, has lain) means to recline; to lay (transitive: lays, laid, has laid) means to set down; to lie (intransitive: lies, lied, has lied) means to fib.
So I lay down; Lay down, and closed my eyes To the end of all time, The end of birth's enterprise And death's small crime.
Yes, the details of promises and lies he lays out in front of the home-owning family are different from what we heard from lenders in the mortgage crisis, but the parallel is clear.
'History seems to turn into a series of mass killing operations and, on the face of it, little else.' Friedlander's real purpose lies in laying bare not the administrative machinery of genocide, but the failure of nerve at every level to confront it.
But, in fact, his Broadway performance four years earlier, as a lay brother laid low after being persuaded to marry the richest man in the world, in Edward Albee's mystifyingly symbolic Tiny Alice, marked the point at which he threw in his lot with the nouvelle vague.
