Sentence examples for love to lay from inspiring English sources

So consider yourself warned: the members of Rascal Flatts love to lay it on thick.

MORE THAN ONCE UPON A MATTRESS My mattress is so soft and deep I love to lay me down to sleep.

And in "Do Right in Your Eyes" he picks some ragtime guitar for a bleak, slow blues about someone's perpetual criticism: "You're always trying to drag me down to your level/I'd love to lay you out with a shovel".

We would love to lay an emerging markets challenge down to Silicon Valley.

I'd love to lay wagers on what major technology company is the second into drone technology on Amazon's scale.

As a true clotheshorse I love to lay out my outfits a week in advance and ensure that all of my sartorial choices are on, as it were, fleek.

In fact, I'd love to lie to you right now about the first record I ever bought.

For lack of much better to do, they hoard secrets; they misrepresent themselves; and oh, how they love to lie.

"They love to lie on the bishop's flowers," said Ray Guyette, the cathedral's director of facilities management, "especially after we replant them".

"The fact the government said only a few would charge the full £9,000 shows either how naive they are or how much they love to lie.

I'd love to lie on my sofa, with my head in Charles Kennedy's lap as he tenderly stroked my hair and told me that everything was going to be alright.