Sentence examples for reason to lay from inspiring English sources

Chinese diners who enjoy bear bile, tiger bones and pangolin meat now have a new reason to lay down their chopsticks.

Woo! OK, so, on their own, needles that glow and go ping when you start the car probably don't constitute an out-and-out reason to lay down north of 25 grand.

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Instead of engaging solely with Mr. Ocalan, as if the P.K.K. rebellion were purely a security problem, he must craft a political process that addresses Kurds' grievances about cultural rights and autonomy, giving the rebels a reason to lay down their weapons.

As extreme underdogs, Sanders and O'Malley had incentives to attack Clinton's record on Iraq and Libya, but they have little reason to lay out a comprehensive strategy, especially when appealing to a Democratic electorate that is wary of any military intervention that could produce high casualties for Americans.

Like all self-respecting billionaires, the allure of political power and perhaps even presidential aspirations, is a good reason to lay a foundation in the nation's capital.

They had no reason to lie".

Luckily for me, I had no reason to lie.

Yet it has good reason to lie low.

"I have no reason to lie," she said.

There's no reason to lie to us".