Sentence examples for more time laying from inspiring English sources

If she produces daughters that stay in the nest, she can spend more time laying eggs, rather than hunting for food to feed her young.

A Senator Clinton or a Senator Lazio would spend less time trying to understand this problem and more time laying claim to a few more defense contracts.

It's not just that the cover shills for the Bush and the authoritarian Maliki Administration and the McCain campaign by, one more time, laying blame at the feet (and umbrellas) of the Mahdi.

Once the home of a thriving steel mill — the Lukens Steel Company — the city of 11,000 has faced a shrinking population and growing crime as the steel mill was sold and resold, each time laying off more people.

Don't spend time laying around.

…and yet more fake fire, this time laid over footage of American troops doing various things.

Jemima is escorted back to the farm in tears over her lost eggs, but, in time, lays more eggs and successfully hatches four ducklings.

Peace is awesome because in times of peace you simply find way more time to get laid and hang out than in times of war.

Such role reversal has left evolutionary biologists baffled.Some suggeseted that species in which females lay eggs that are big compared to their bodies may need more time to recover after laying eggs and males perform nest chores to compensate.

By October 2006, as Romney was spending more time outside the state laying groundwork for a run for president in 2008, the Democratic majority of a powerful Senate legislative oversight committee released a damning report that detailed serious shortcomings in the state's ability to protect its citizens.

Germany said on Wednesday it needed more time to study the agreement laying out the raft of fiscal and other policy measures Greece must implement in exchange for the aid.