Sentence examples for may never lay from inspiring English sources
An injured cockatiel may never lay again, even after healing.
Only later does the narrator come to understand that the violation, the humiliation from which she may never recover, lies in her unquestioning acquiescence.
Never lay down unless absolutely necessary.
Now two of the greatest masterpieces of 17th-century portraiture, one by Frans Hals, the other by Diego Velázquez, may never have to lay eyes on each other again, hanging on the same wall when the Wallace Collection in London reopens its magnificent Great Gallery after a two-year refurbishment.
Some parents may think their teenagers would never lie to them, but you'd be surprised.
His credo in judging a film's value was a simple one: "Your intellect may be confused, but your emotions never lie to you".
If a caseworker comes to you with questions which you think may put your eligibility in doubt, never lie.
The league table may tell a few fibs around the middle but it never lies at the top.
