Sentence examples for not laced from inspiring English sources

So far, education advocates have not laced into the governor.

Runoff from such development would destroy streams even if it were not laced with toxins.

But when Mr. Halloran steps inside the ring three days a week, most times he is not laced up for a bout with his emotions.

Muslim community leaders — some who were invited to the hourlong meeting and some who were not — laced into Mr. Kelly's efforts, particularly over what they saw as his ploy to sidestep controversy by selecting the participants and meeting privately.

The best, and best-written, story in the book, Deborah Eisenberg's "Someone to Talk To," might seem so too, if it were not laced with a timely and scathing subtext of anticolonialism.

When Mitchell sings "It sure is hard to leave here, but it's really not my home," it is not laced with bitterness and regret but an optimism that the right path is to be found elsewhere.

Auriemma did not lace into his team or scribble a new strategy.

He was well read, the Bible and Shakespeare in particular, but did not lace his speeches with classical allusions, as his contemporaries William Gladstone and Benjamin Disraeli did.

Because there is no area, civilian or military, that the group will not lace with explosives, many Iraqis fear that returning to their homes and former lives could be deadly, even long after militants have left.

Joel Campbell would not lace Maradona's boots.

And he wasn't alone among WFAN hosts in criticizing Murphy for not lacing up his spikes.