Sentence examples for lay record from inspiring English sources

In The Promenade Ticket: A Lay Record of Concert-Going (1914), Arthur Hugh Sidgwick defines the intermezzo as "an interlude between the religious rejoicings which always begin an Italian opera, and the double-murder and suicide which generally end it".

Chihuahua, the state in which Juárez lies, recorded a third fewer murders between January and March than in the same period in 2011.

It looks forward to ever-changing contexts of language use that demand new words and new ways of saying things, and it looks backwards to a classical past in which the glories of Indian civilisation lie recorded.

On the other hand, behind him lay a record of pitiless films, beginning with "Le Corbeau" in 1943, that sweated with terror and disgust.

"Please tell your friends and neighbors that whoever that person is -- Ron Paul -- let's just lay the record out.

I'd like to say it's Trump's all-time lie record, but I don't have the details, so that would be a lie.

Researchers and lay observers recorded food intake for each child during the school day, and parents and other carers recorded food intake at all other times.

At Sibudu Cave in South Africa lies a record of prehistoric human occupation that extends back at least 77,000 years and probably much longer.

But we got all of their stars to lie on record.

He indicated that Douglas faced difficulties in the campaign because of her gender, but that her "fatal disadvantage lay in her record and in her views".

We've got Kickstarter campaigns for hoverboards, a flying car and yet behind the front desk of my local surgery lie patient records seemingly written on papyrus.