Sentence examples for lay signed from inspiring English sources

In the peace on the Murifeld (Murifeldfrieden, named after the field just outside of Bern where the peasant army's camp lay) signed by Leuenberger and the mayor of Bern, Niklaus Dachselhofer, the city council of Bern promised on May 28 , 1653 to fulfill the peasants' fiscal demands in return for the dissolution of the Huttwil League.

Loved/hated the big red "LIE" sign coming up by each test of Alex's honesty.

Too much influence for some: the first review Coe's novel received, in the TLS, was written by a rather scathing Nigella Lawson: "inside this experimental fiction is a straightforward narrative struggling to get out, and underneath all the fey would-be intellectualising lie signs of genuine literary talent".

Last year the share prices of the big American network carriers jumped by 61% (admittedly from the sub-basement), as investors scented recovery (airline share prices have since retreated on concerns about terrorism and the oil price, though by much less than their previous gains—see chart below).Behind the new mood of optimism lie signs of a revival in air travel and big cuts in costs.

Hundreds of clergy and lay people signed a statement that they would offer the same pastoral care to loving couples regardless of gender.

This week, more than 700 Christian women clergy and lay leaders signed a letter strongly denouncing Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's callous attitude towards sexual assault.

It was never hard for a child to lie to sign up, but as long as young users were relatively few, saying no to Facebook was easy (actually, I've personally yet to have a child ask).

Because I lie and sign myself to lies!

When John Proctor, an accused, defies his authority at the end of the play by refusing to lie and sign a public confession saying that he is a witch and accusing others, he is mercilessly sentenced to hang.

Each lay health advisor signed an educational contract that required her to: 1).

More than 700 Christian clergy and lay leaders have signed a letter that strongly condemns the abusive remarks Trump has made towards women.