Sentence examples for little lay from inspiring English sources
To demonstrate how little lay people know, Kelly provided a long, detailed explanation of what happens when a soldier is killed in battle: the body is wrapped in whatever is handy, flown by helicopter, then packed in ice, then flown again, then repacked, then flown, then embalmed and dressed in uniform with medals, and then flown home.
The predominant member type was physicians (69.5% of all of the REC members) with little lay representation (13.7%).
Nevertheless, much of the British medical community opposed educating laypeople about cancer, and thus relatively little lay cancer education was done in the 1910s, 1920s, and 1930s.
"That is such an evil little lie," he said.
Little lies like Margaret Heckler has been promoted from Secretary of Health and Human Services to be Ambassador to Ireland.
But is a college star who tells little lies about himself likely to be a bust in the pros?
Each of us tells little lies to make it through the day, and an indistinct line divides fair from foul.
Little lies as in we did not trade the Soviet spy TK Sakharov for the American journalist Nick Danilov.
He was not above a little lying if it got the United States into the war against Hitler.
Quoting Bonnard (the painter, not the dog), she says that a painting is many little lies that add up to a great truth.
So the ocean covers only the southern part of the moon.In this section In the balance Planetary science Sweet little lies A marriage made in heaven Reprints.
