Sentence examples for may even lay from inspiring English sources
If fast enough, they may even lay hands on such trinkets as a €1,500 bronze finial cast around the second to fourth century A.D. during the great migrations.
And she may even lay claim to the Republican nomination in 2012 (assuming she does not become the GOP version of Howard Dean, done in by her perceived unelectability in November).
You may hit the dirt hard, and you may even lay there for a little while.
It may even lie behind Labour's real but modest recovery in the polls.
Wonder may even lie at the origins of science museums, which grew out of "cabinets of wonder" — eccentric Renaissance collections of natural marvels.
Facing the Consequences Patients also often fail to tell their doctors that they are not taking a drug as prescribed -- and may even lie when asked, prompting the doctor to order more tests or prescribe an even more challenging remedy, thinking that the first prescription is not working.
They must be clearly separated from any other global RNFL reduction, which is supposedly subtle, and may even lie under the detection limit of even advanced SD-OCT techniques [20], [26] [27].
Furthermore, a constitutive defence can perhaps lead to a reduction in the number of attackers because, when volatile substances act as a direct defence, the insects may not even lay their eggs on the resistant plants.
This holds even more so for transdisciplinary research, that in some interpretations leaves the disciplinary commitments behind altogether and embraces a radical problem based approach where even lay knowledge may be treated as equally important as scientific knowledge (see for instance Häberli et al. 2001, p. 7).
Read, exercise, write or even lay down.
