Sentence examples for longer lay from inspiring English sources
Today the victor in any intra-European rivalry can no longer lay claim to global leadership.
He felt as if he was constantly about to fall over in a world that no longer lay down flat.
A year into his second term, he can no longer lay so much blame for his difficulties on Mr Bush's mistakes.
Investment bankers owned stock in these companies, but the road to riches no longer lay in slow and steady capital appreciation in the firm.
For one thing, Arsenal can no longer lay claim to the best defence in the league, a stat that always seemed something of an early season illusion.
In a radical change of strategy it recently decided the future no longer lay in moving flyers to tears at check-in desks by extracting exorbitant fees for indiscretions as minor as forgetting to print out a boarding pass.
"I can no longer lie to Myself.
No longer; time has looped back, regressed, it no longer lies ahead, but behind.
Power no longer lies in the bony hands of a few white Western bureaucrats and politicians.
But women's strength no longer lies only in their numbers.
"When the pain is overwhelming, I no longer lie on the couch stewing in anger".
