Sentence examples for lay works from inspiring English sources

Lay works the cliches of rom-comics into her artwork, meaning plenty of passionate clinches and teary close-ups.

When Jason complains to his father that his idea was stolen, his history of lying works against him, and he is not believed.

The successful experiment illustrated an important flaw in online dating: lying works.

Because isn't that kind of how lying works?

Whatever smear works, whatever lie works, no matter how sleazy, that's what they'll do.

While I still think strategic lying works, it's no longer the best strategy.

Between these two romantic visions the technophobes' "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" and the technophiles' "Miracle at Fatima"—lies working room a-plenty.

The lies worked initially.

(Solomon, personal communication, April 2013) At the heart of the emergence of the disorganized/disoriented attachment classification lies work at UC Berkeley in the late 1970s on the limits of the avoidant (A) attachment strategy.

After the invasion, Lukoil sensed that its best chances lay in working with the Americans.

The chairman of the Interdiocesan Pastoral Council, a group of lay people working in the church, added its voice on Wednesday.