Sentence examples for out to lay from inspiring English sources

That year, a Mexican photographer filmed about 40,000 ridleys coming out to lay or waiting in the surf.

One measure of Brill's ambition is how, amid the mythmaking, he set out to lay the foundations of historical interpretation for future studies of the events.

"It was significant because it pointed out to lay people that you didn't solve the problem by just putting police in.

Surviving in the Gears universe is all about taking cover from hostile fire and then leaning out to lay the pain down with big guns.

He met Hope in Brussels, and they proceeded to Paris, where Adam fitted himself out in the latest fashions and set out to "lay in a stock of good acquaintance that may be of use to me hereafter".

In the late 1920s, when the architect George Thomas and his construction foreman Billy Bell set out to lay out 18 holes on the canyon floor below the Santa Monica Mountains, they used road-grading equipment to create swales.

"I never deliberately set out to lie about my age.

"They come out to lie on the heat of the asphalt".

Poetry: "I set out to lie with the other girls on the low dunes / before the morning heat got metamorphic".

The answer turned out to lie in the precise way the biochemical circuits that generate and regulate the circadian oscillations interact with each other.

When Ms. Mapp wanders out to lie with her knees drawn up, she seems to be contemplating such an expanse, daydreaming under an ocean of fast-moving clouds.