Sentence examples for most to lay from inspiring English sources

3.00pm GMT The Associated Press has more quotes from Hans-Christian Ströbele on Snowden: [He] said that he would like most to lay the facts on the table before a committee of the US Congress and explain them... [Snowden] did not present himself to me as anti-American or anything like that – quite the contrary.

In a prefatory "Word for My Beloved," Larry quotes Marguerite Yourcenar in "Memoirs of Hadrian": "I rush to begin and shall spend as much time as I can with the hope I shall finish, even though to do so will deprive me of what I cherish most, to lie in your arms".

Older voters and richer ones are most likely to lay the blame on this.

I am there when you need me the most, willing to lay my life on the line to help you and your family in your darkest hour.

The American programs open with greetings in Arabic, followed by Euro-pop and 1980's American rock music -- intended to appeal to younger Iraqi troops, perceived by officials as the ones most likely to lay down their arms.

Their support surely neared 90% of those in attendance, most there to lay to rest a 50-year premiership hoodoo, with serial winners, the Melbourne Storm, standing in their way.

And which one would you most like to lay your weary head on?

This is the most expensive place to lay networks and the last mile of cable is faster than a copper wire.

Most women enjoy to lay on the stomach.

Vettel twice made signs with his finger at his head as if to say Webber was crazy, although the blame appeared to most spectators to lie with Vettel.

A study commissioned by BBC Store also said that War and Peace was in the top five works of fiction people are most likely to lie about having read.