Sentence examples for never lays from inspiring English sources
A mother never lays down.
Even a skier who never lays eyes on a pair of, say, Bluehouse skis, may ultimately benefit from the existence of the boutique firms.
And while the play's barbed filigree language captures your ear, at least at first, "Beautiful Child" never lays siege to the heart.
And while Mr. Miller never lays off the fretboard exhibitionism, he does find better context for it: in a solo on the War classic "Slippin' Into Darkness," say, or on snappy jazz-funk originals like "Mr. Clean" and "Jekyll & Hyde".
(That is, if he'd let it show!) V When he finishes refection, Knife and fork he never lays Cross-wise, to my recollection, As do I, in Jesu's praise.
The "superior virtue" of Daoism is a latent power that never lays claim to its achievements; it is the "mysterious power" (xuande) of Dao present in the heart of the sage—"persons of superior virtue never act (wuwei), and yet there is nothing they leave undone".
The Colts never laid down on Tony Dungy.
He had never laid eyes on Eddie.
I've never laid out a career.
Merrill's alleged crimes were never laid out.
