Sentence examples for over lay from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the struggle over lay investiture lent legitimacy to movements directed against imperial bishops.

He was the city mayor who lined his pockets as the one-time industrial powerhouse he presided over lay in ruins.

Season the fillets all over, lay them in the pan skin side down, and fry for two to three minutes, until the skin is golden.

The conflict between Gregory VII and Henry IV (1056 1106) over lay investiture was a culmination of developments in Italy that had their origins in the last years of the pontificate of Leo IX.

The Rev. Scott A. Euvrard of St. Joseph's in Needham, said: "One approach would be to come in an authoritarian mode and try to deal with the disruption of the diocese by exerting authority over many different things, over lay groups, over clergy.

In transverse section medullary cells, 80 157 μm in height, 15 25 μm in width, are overlain by a single cortical cell, 25 50 μm in height, 15 25 μm in width, and then in longitudinal section, two to three cortical cells over lay each medullary cell.

The rest chose it over lying on the beach or playing video games.

Nonetheless, he is still expected to face pressure to resign over the plagiarism and over lying about his academic achievements.

But is this an argument over lying and cheating about quick and easy ways to lose weight?

McLaren has one point and faces its own FIA hearing on April 29 over lying to the race stewards in Australia.

"We saw a bird standing up there, pecking away at its food," Dr. Shortridge said, "and then very gently fall over, lying on its side, looking dead.