Stand at your lie, holding your putter.
The term is derived from a Greek word meaning "able to lay hold of".
Where traditional criticism lay hold of a work from without, the theoretical, philosophico-psychoanalytico-linguistic enterprise lay hold of the atomic structure or the DNA of a "text," replicated it, transformed it, even improved on it (right).
As closed-mouthedly as possible, she grabs at whatever rung she can lay hold of while in free fall.
(Price is, of course, meant to judge her unsound, so that Gates's employers can lay hold of her shares).
It had to wait for Chardin to come and lay hold on it and hoist it to the level of your conscious mind".
Then I just drank everything I could lay hold of in the evening, about six litres of electrolytes, and I felt great on Thursday for some reason.
He went on, "It seems these are the creature's arms, and, it is said, if they were to lay hold of the largest man-of-war, they would pull it down to the bottom".
I do believe that the more truths you can glimpse and lay hold of, even if they are shifting and contradictory, the better chance of freedom you probably have".
EARL WOODS: Eldrick, mind me Come over here Don't put the tip of The tee in your ear Look at the way This putt is lying Hold on a minute Son, are you crying?
