As she awaits Mary's arrival at the home they share, Martha lays her lifetime of grievances at our feet, unquietly imploring our pity.
He observes, of Truffaut and Godard, that " 'A Bout de Souffle' still looks more accomplished than 'Tirez sur le Pianiste.' But Truffaut was just trying on the bell-bottoms; Godard was laying in a lifetime's supply".
(lay, laid, laid, laying).
A female might reach four hundred pounds, and, of all the eggs she lays in a lifetime, only one in a thousand will make it to adulthood.
The show lays out a lifetime spent turning generic subjects into ruminations on place, sense of self, and time.
The company has so far held off from laying off permanent workers, who enjoy lifetime employment guarantees.
Where many companies traditionally offered lifetime employment, they began laying off employees after the recession.
However, even if virgins receive the same amount of allosperm as non-virgins, virgins are likely able to fertilize all eggs laid during their lifetimes with this amount of sperm.
A Long Island congressman, who has not failed to cite his New York roots over the last several days, had borrowed a MetroCard from a staff member and was laying claim to several subway rides in his lifetime.
Mounting data point to damage to the hippocampus, the part of the brain responsible for laying down new memories, as the cumulative effect of a lifetime of uncontrolled seizures.
