Sentence examples for lay squarely from inspiring English sources

So, 140 years ago, Jamie's agenda lay squarely on the table.

But those deaths lay squarely at the doors of unclean NHS hospitals.

But now, as Disney's No. 1, the company's fortunes lay squarely at Mr. Iger's feet.

But the parameters of book publishing for Washington wives once lay squarely in the domestic sphere, the literary equivalent of Jackie's White House decorating tour: entertaining, first pets, raising a family.

Representative Rick A. Lazio, the Republican nominee, suggested that the blame lay squarely with the Palestinians for the violence in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, in which at least 54 people have been killed.

"It is quite evident that in the event of a GMB boycott of conference, it simply won't proceed and the blame would lay squarely at the feet of Iain McNicol".

Some of the blame also lies squarely with Uncle Sam.

But the responsibility lies squarely with the inquiry team.

The responsibility for mobilising the response to a disaster lies squarely with the federal government.

"The responsibility for fiscal policy lies squarely with the administration and the Congress".

The answer, say many involved in the process, lies squarely with the troubled Hewlett-Packard board.