Sentence examples for postings lay from inspiring English sources

The postings lay bare the elaborate pathos of teenagedom today.

Among the Brooklyn postings lie hidden snips of poetry: "Please contact me if you have something small, bright and yellow".

Blogs and blog postings written in the English language from January 2000 to October 2009 by any patient or lay carers were selected.

(lie, lay, lain, lying).

"Users of hook up sites, most of whom lie regularly in their postings, upset because the site is being deceitful?" wrote Gwailo.

The Postings mall in Kirkcaldy, in which 14 of the 21 shops currently lie empty, is being auctioned by its City pension fund owner next month, according to the auctioneer's website.

The solution to these issues lie in the brands ability to promote their program, have job postings in a central location where students can find them, and a simpler application process.

I grew up in a military family, with postings in Britain and Europe; there was a time, in the mid-seventies, when my mother and I had to lie down under the car and look for wires every time we went shopping.

As an example of where they might lie, he points to Harvard's Japan disasters archive, which brings together government records of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident with microblog postings, videos on YouTube, blogs and survivors' testimony.

And amid the rapturous postings about "Curb" on HBO's Web site ("the best show to hit tv in a long time"; "Larry David is the funniest, most brilliant, and most talented man on television, or possibly in entertainment") lie voices of dissent: "Please retire this tedious program... a bunch of screaming jews apparently ad-libbing it IS NOT FUNNY".

In his postings, which have been removed from the live site but are visible via Google's cache, Gill describes himself as "not a people person" and says he "finds the vast majority [of people] to be worthless, no good, kniving, betraying, lieing [sic], deceptive, motherfuckers".