Sentence examples for might take lying from inspiring English sources
Effronteries the rest of us might take lying down, Kumar is here to protest in the liveliest possible terms.
But this is where the problem lies, it might take a Marvelotta years for this fan base to catch up.
Another pervasive objection, less clearly articulated but frequently invoked, centered on the form that lay education might take.
The future of theater criticism, wherever it might take place 20 years from now, doesn't lie in hackneyed consumer guidance.
Therefore doth my Father love me, because I lay down my life, that I might take it again.
The conference left unclear what form the proposed covenant might take and the extent to which it might seek to lay down a code of practice on homosexuality.
You might take your car and head for Paestum, the spectacular ruin that lies 45 minutes north of Santa Maria di Castellabate.
But if there is one thing the head coach might take from it all it is perhaps that he might learn to lie a bit.
Those upgrades might take decades.
