Sentence examples for may be lay from inspiring English sources

There may be lay majorities on most of the committees and panels – but the press element of the membership is all appointed by the industry itself.

Of course, she may be lying.

Many may be lying, or not lonely at all.

The model may be lying on her back, leaning forwards or seen from below.

It's also a film about how we perceive people who may be lying.

"If I were to say it's not an issue, I may be lying," Matsui said through an interpreter.

But all these stories are stories he tells, so he may be lying, embroidering his stories, which is very Caribbean.

She has never seen him before, she says, though she may be lying or has simply forgotten.

He may be lying to Lili about his past, but Lili, daydreaming of an idyllic universe of two, is lying to herself as well.

But what the administration is mainly hoping is that a march on Baghdad will make us forget about Al Qaeda, wherever it may be lying in wait.

Snow may be lying all about, deep and crisp and computer-generated, but inside the house all is warm and jovial.