Sentence examples for lay making from inspiring English sources

The Greeks created legends about the volcano, saying that it was the workshop of Hephaestus and the Cyclops or that underneath it the giant Typhon lay, making the Earth tremble when he turned.

With a crucial relegation battle to come against Swansea on Tuesday, he had made it clear where his priorities lay, making 11 changes from the side that lost to Arsenal last time out.

So tired of lying, making up lies, not knowing what is a lie, and what is the truth".

Amazon understands where the fight for the future of commerce lies: Making the retail experience as frictionless as possible on the mobile device.

"They lie, make up things and exaggerate things".

Transparent lies make people mad, and screenwriters are people, mostly.

Most of the time, they will lie, make up anything to make you stop hurting them.

Public officials' lying makes the sheer sound of truth-telling hard to even register now.

Yet the unwillingness of one or more jurors to convict Mr. Blagojevich of anything but bare-faced lying makes some sense.

His lack of remorse and defence that the victims were lying make his crimes all the more indefensible".

The natural tendency to lie makes quota systems and financial incentives that reward the police for the sheer numbers of people stopped, frisked or arrested especially dangerous.