Sentence examples for least lay from inspiring English sources

But it should at least lay out some of the terms of the argument, in addition to providing good listening.

But they can at least lay booby-traps to confuse and deter – a concept known as "active defence".

To the Sports Editor: If New York isn't exactly Titletown U.S.A., it can at least lay claim to one of the most accomplished champions in American sport.

While Mr. Obama's statement would hardly settle the issue, some advisers argue it might break the logjam or at least lay down a marker.

Some investors said last year that he should go, or the bank should at least lay out a clear succession plan.

But while he is surely right to say the current dominance of the privately educated is "truly shocking", he cannot – justifiably, at least – lay the blame for "the collapse in social mobility" at Labour's door.

Or at least lie between the tracks.

It doesn't have a satisfying conclusion, but Ms. Horton's character, at least, lies creatively.

But the real center of interest, for me, at least, lies in the families of the young men who died.

This ensures that any successive semitones will at least lie on successive electrodes.

The jurors argue the case out among themselves, and usually give the decision to the one that has told the least lies.