Sentence examples for question to lay from inspiring English sources

That, it might reasonably be assumed, would have allowed the mice in question to lay down any surplus calories as fat more easily than the offspring of well-fed fathers could have done.Whether cytosine methylation is the explanation for this difference has yet to be tested, but something is clearly happening.

You will note that strictly – as Bob Dylan was inviting the lady in question to lie down across his big brass bed, rather than reporting that she had done so in the past – he should have sung "Lie Lady Lie" rather than "Lay Lady Lay".

One good method of getting answers to "Yes or No" questions is to lay out three lit candles.

This question had to lie at the root of HuffPost's mission to redefine success beyond the first two metrics of money and power to include a third metric, consisting of well-being, wisdom, wonder and giving.

Studies of planning have typically focused on the temporal ordering of action, leaving as unaddressed, questions of where to lay down instruments, ingredients, work-in-progress, and the like.

Very few contemporary filmmakers venture so boldly or grandly onto the primordial terrain of philosophical and religious inquiry where the answers to basic and perennial questions seem to lie.

HH and DD were responsible for the work package "answers to lay questions" within the ECORN-CF project.

This study describes the development and use of a quality assessment tool for expert answers to lay questions within the ECORN-CF Internet platform.

She was told a secret tip but when questioned, Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic decided to lie," Ms Seymour said.

My question: Is it wrong to lie to a pollster if you believe that telling the truth will add momentum to a political candidate you oppose?

The answer to questions like these seems to lie in the property called colour.