Sentence examples for may lay millions from inspiring English sources

A single fish may lay millions of eggs.

Instead of may LAY, it is MAY lay.

Roche lay 13th at this point, 3'45" down.

"I may lay down 20 bunts this spring".

Small females may lay 20 eggs, while the largest can lay up to 500.

But another part of the explanation may lie in an underappreciated reality of 21st-century politics.

Re "Excavation's Finding at Mosque Site in India Could Fuel Dispute" (news article, Aug. 27): There is no end in sight to the dispute over cultural heritage at Ayodhya, where there is evidence that a Hindu temple may lie under the site of a 16th-century mosque.

A clue to the intentions behind both "Home" and "Gilead" — which do not coexist in a relation of chronological sequence or thematic priority, but instead turn together like enmeshed gears impelling a single narrative machine — may lie in that passage from the 78th Psalm.

The data on which these recommendations are based, however, are inconsistent with new evidence that the dose threshold for TG effects may lie at >100 g/day (7), which exceeds even the 95th percentile of U.S. fructose intake (8).

The 14th is a timely reminder of what may lie in wait.

CLUES to the fate of a 16th-century outpost claimed by the English crown may lie beneath a golf course on the coast of North Carolina designed by one of the sport's American kings, Arnold Palmer.