Sentence examples for lay your feet from inspiring English sources

Lie on your stomach Spreed your feet out and lay your feet flat on the ground.

Don't splash your feet around in it, just calmly, but firmly, lay your feet down in the tub until you can feel the bottom with the bottom of your feet.

On the next count, lay your toes down, twisting your foot to point your toes to the left side at a 45 degree angle.

You spot a rise, gently lay your danica imitation a foot above it, and if your drift is good, a yellow head rolls up and sips it in.

"The rights of millions lay at your feet.

Here is Equiano's opening line: "Permit me, with the greatest deference and respect, to lay at your feet the following genuine narrative".

This truism is as old as war itself, but it proved especially correct in Iraq and Afghanistan, where a new pile of dirt or the glint off a wire in the desert sun could be the sole indication that a bomb lay beneath your feet.

How convenient to lay at your feet that your attitude, physical appearance or anything you do or say is the reason they are not behaving as they once did or how you would like them to.

The baseline lies beneath your feet just as it lies beneath all our feet.

The sheets of newsprint lying at your feet would make excellent mulch.

No matter who you are, he is invariably so happy to make your acquaintance, he will lie at your feet while you coo over him.