Sentence examples similar to limited lay from inspiring English sources

His efforts to abolish simony and to limit lay interference in the church were motivated by similar concerns.

I don't limit lying about Santa to just Christmas, he's my year-round fall guy for every disappointment I cause my children to experience.

One of the reasons why our understanding of the relation between OPP and glaucoma is still limited lies in the difficulties to measure retinal and ONH BF [ 55 58].

One lesson I thought I'd learned from DNFing the Spine was that my upper limit lay somewhere below attempting 268-mile single-stage races in winter.

The justification for the limits lay in "preventing the effective sale of time and access to public officials that results from the corrupting influence of excessive fund-raising and campaign spending," Judge Chester J. Straub wrote.

While China had wanted to show that it could do bigger and better than anyone else, it instead showed world racing-circuit builders just where the limit lay: In the end, Formula One judged the circuit paddock to be too vast.

The logic here was to test whether dealers would be willing to extend to cooked foods, or if their limits lay at delivering simple packaged snacks, like chips.

The logic here was to test whether dealers would be willing to extend to cooked foods, or if their limits lay at delivering simple packaged snacks, like crisps.

Forgiveness is a big part of loving others, as is making it clear to people where your limits lay.

Restrictive union deals with the Big Three have limited lay-offs.

My limits lie in my relationships.