Sentence examples for quest to lay from inspiring English sources
But Crown ends at a teasingly open-ended juncture, inviting the reader to imagine Maewen the heroine setting out on a new quest to lay claim to her immortal love, although we're reasonably sure hers will be a happy ending.
You might feel like you're alone in your quest to stop lying, but there are people who have been through this and can provide support.
The difficulty of translating scientific vocabulary to lay language and the quest to produce articles that cater to human interest contributes to the use of sensationalist language that can overemphasize the significance of genetic findings and increases the perception of unbalanced reporting.
As Microsoft chased the Internet, Myhrvold began to lay the philosophical groundwork for this quest.
Scott picked up a shot on the bunkerless 14th and parred home to lay a decent platform in his quest to become only the fourth player to win back-to-back Masters after Jack Nicklaus (1965-66), Nick Faldo (1989-90) and Tiger Woods (2001-02).
There's a touch of a quest tale as our heroes bravely journey to Liesl's childhood home to lay her father's ashes to rest.
Labour is looking north in its critical quest for a poster boy of party unity If you're going to lay it on thick, a centenary Remembrance Day is not a bad time to do so.
Her portrayal of Karen is alluringly perceptive on many aspects of the autistic condition – echolalia, the quest for sensory arousal, an inability to lie or to understand metaphors.
On the other side of the island from Johann's moonshinery is a campsite and beach bar that caters to expats from the mainland and backpackers on a quest to find themselves by lying around on the beach on Southeast Asia.
Shell has spent more than $4 billion over five years in its quest to exploit the vast oil and natural gas resources believed to lie beneath the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas off the north coast of Alaska.
