Sentence examples for lay secure from inspiring English sources

December 22, 2008 All praise be Valium in Jesus' name: a CAT-scan needle biopsy sent me up a happy cul-de-sac, a detour not detached from consciousness but sweetly part — I heard machines and experts murmuring about me — a dulcet tube in which I lay secure and warm and thought creative thoughts, intensely so, as in my fading prime.

by Sharon Levy December 22, 2008 All praise be Valium in Jesus' name: a CAT-scan needle biopsy sent me up a happy cul-de-sac, a detour not detached from consciousness but sweetly part — I heard machines and experts murmuring about me — a dulcet tube in which I lay secure and warm and thought creative thoughts, intensely so, as in my fading prime.

December 22, 2008 All praise be Valium in Jesus' name: a CAT-scan needle biopsy sent me up a happy cul-de-sac, a detour not detached from consciousness but sweetly part— I heard machines and experts murmuring about me— a dulcet tube in which I lay secure and warm and thought creative thoughts, intensely so, as in my fading prime.

Just as daybreak hit, we arrived at a clearing nearby where Ivan presented us with a giant blue jug, a couple lengths of rope and a metal bar 2 meters long lying secured on the ground in front of us.

As the first users of the plane, the Romans found that a stout workbench was a necessity; truing a surface without a bench on which to lay and secure the wood was nearly impossible.

Under current circumstances, with shockwaves still being felt, it is critical that the government is prepared to bring forward shovel-ready investment projects – not only to create jobs today, but to lay the secure foundations for the future economy.

June 2006: Hardline immigration minister Rita Verdonk stripped Somali-born MP Ayaan Hirsi Ali of citizenship after she admitted lying to secure a passport.

"These credibility judgments are plainly probative of Herrmann's veracity and could affect a jury's determination as to his willingness to lie to secure a criminal conviction," Judge Guido Calabresi wrote in a two-to-one majority opinion for the panel.

At the other pole from Caesar is Cleopatra, who must have also been a considerable political force but has here become an entirely personal one, manipulating, conniving and lying to secure her prey, but also loving with all the infatuation and ecstatic unsteadiness of a young girl.

We find that men are significantly more likely than women to lie to secure a monetary benefit.

It may appear as if the actual interest of the intervening state lies in securing regional, and their own, security from a threat posed by IS, rather than in alleviating the plight of the local population.