Sentence examples for not laying down from inspiring English sources

I'm not laying down anymore".

"We're not laying down for no one.

Those reviews alone would have been enough to make a major career, each one not laying down the law for the writer but bringing news to the reader.

"I'm not going to be an obstructionist, but I'm not laying down," said Mr. Smith, who would need 3,791 votes to pass Mr. Healy.

When Smith declared in his 1993 speech A Citizen's Democracy that "Britain is alone amongst major western European nations in not laying down in law the basic rights of its people, and in not giving its people a direct means of asserting those rights through the country's courts," he was responding to calls for a bill of rights.

"It's the best track in the world and I've had a good run - I'm not laying down just yet.

Justice Alito largely agreed but said the majority had not laid down a clear standard of its own.

Many of the rules and procedures of Parliament are not laid down in the Constitution Act but are established by (often British) convention and precedent.

A senior Defense Department official shared detailed intelligence assessments for the first time today on Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters who have not laid down their arms.

"The militants have not laid down their arms," said Sher Mohammed, a lawyer, who splits his time between Swat and Peshawar, the capital of the North-West Frontier Province.

First a bookstore in New Haven, and then one in Springfield, Massachusetts, sent Lincoln autographs to Miss Benjamin for authentication, and from these she deduced that the Old Master had not laid down his pen after all.