Sentence examples for laying weak from inspiring English sources

Saddam laying weak on a mattress on the floor, with droopy eyes said:' I miss going to school and seeing my friends – mostly my friend Mohammed who also happens to be his next door neighbour'  Saddam is in 5th grade, he attends Ein Misbah School for boys which caters for more than 500 boys.

The Redbird collapse can probably be laid to weak pitching, unless you decide that the baseball gods, a little surfeited by the cruel jokes and disappointments they have inflicted on the Boston team and its followers down the years, and perhaps as sick of the Curse of the Bambino as the rest of us, decided to try a little tenderness.

He described Rohner as "acting like a Muppet when he's supposed to be elderly and weak, then laying on the over-heated angst once his youth is restored".

(lay, laid, laid, laying).

But the film has also resonated here because its depiction of the police and courts lays bare the weak links in Mexico's effort to build the rule of law and fight organized crime.

About half of that climb was a function of rising demand (such as from India and China); the remainder can be laid to the weak dollar.

Severeid laid down a weak bunt, and Cardinals catcher O'Farrell threw to third base to make the force out on Lazzeri.

Several large Wall Street banks have begun laying off employees due to weak trading volumes and regulations that limit their ability to engage in certain activities, such as proprietary trading.

In a May 2007 conference held by the Mortgage Bankers Association, Mr. Mozilo said he welcomed the destruction racking the industry and planned to hire employees laid off by weaker companies.

FCI, a unit of Areva, which is based in Paris, has been laying off employees worldwide since last year because of weak sales.

Laying down ever more runways is "politically unrealistic and conceptually weak," he said.