Sentence examples for one to lay from inspiring English sources
Susan Reynolds London On Remembrance Sunday the politicians who step forward one by one to lay wreaths on behalf of political parties should follow the example of the numerous high commissioners and the service chiefs, and consider uniting to lay their wreaths in a group.
Midwife is the first point of contact for most of the women during pregnancy and also the first one to lay a hand on a child as soon as it is delivered.
(Were one to lay odds, one could also feel confident that she'll come away next year with her fifth Oscar nomination, and maybe her first win).
It would occur to no one to lay siege to Brussels or build barricades to defend it.
He was the perfect one to lay out the case for Obama's economic accomplishments and future plans for the nation because he has been there.
The question is a trap, and a dark one to lay.
It appears the "sleeping gear" for one person consists of two blankets (one to lie on, one to cover up with) and a pillow.
"The camera 'never lies', and yet it is precisely that which allows one to lie.
"I abhorred slavery," he later told an abolitionist, and "did not suffer it in my family," — and he was not one to lie.
Now, I'm not going to pretend that it's an easy read – because, really it's not, and I am not one to lie – but the concept opens your eyes to what could happen to society.
