Sentence examples for resolve to lay from inspiring English sources

There has been no diocesan resolve to lay bare the hierarchy's guilt.

He resolved to lay a wreath at the impromptu shrine at the site of her murder.

Heidi resolved to lie with her feet in the air for the next thirteen weeks.

Flamininus resolved not to lay a regular siege to the city but to instead try and storm it.

In showing the steps by which the situation is resolved, Maupassant seems to lay bare the entire edifice of bourgeois hypocrisy: sexual, social, religious, financial, political.

Across the country, scientists are worried that if the impasse is not quickly resolved, they will have to lay off lab members and shut down entire projects—including many that involve hESCs only peripherally.

To resolve the issue, the council opted to lay out a new football pitch further up the hillside, behind the lower pitch's pavilion.

"It's the President's Turn" (editorial, April 9) speaks of the need for President Bush to lay out specifics for resolving the immigration impasse.

While Icann's official mission is to oversee the operations of the domain name system, one of its first policy decisions last year was to lay down rules for resolving so-called cybersquatting cases, which involve disputes over the use of trademarks in domain names.

"I have the same resolve as my father," said Eubank Jr. "I'm willing to lay down my life to defend my undefeated record.

"We call on everyone who has unlawfully taken up arms to lay them down and seek ways to resolve the conflict peacefully," the council of UOC bishops said.