For some reason although the reasons may lay anywhere from the fact that elderly people, who make up a large percentage of the year-round population, like softer, blander food to the fact that it's hard to keep a restaurant going in a seasonal resort community there are also surprisingly few good places to eat out in Palm Beach.
However, "Yea, the sparrow hath found her a house, And the swallow a nest for herself, where she may lay her young" from likely applies to the barn swallow.
By filing hundreds of patents each year, Nathan Myhrvold's Intellectual Ventures could end up slowing, instead of driving, innovation, as his company may lay claim to intellectual property from other firms.
Afterwards leopard slugs may lay up to 200 eggs, from which tiny, pale white babies emerge.
This may lay the agreement open to criticism from Pushtun groups for being unrepresentative.
The satisfactory results from this study may lay a reliable theoretical base for drug development of hepatitis C virus NS5B polymerase inhibitors.
They believe that while foreign jihadis will fight to the finish to protect their last stronghold in Iraq, the Iraqi fighters, many from Mosul itself, may lay down their arms.
To reach homes, it may lay its own fibre, or rent them wholesale from BT.
Some may lay claim to his personal assets–including the cash from his various sales.
"I may lay down 20 bunts this spring".
