Sentence examples for seems to lay from inspiring English sources

Now, Big Brown isn't Big Red, but he seems to lay over this field.

But then he seems to lay claim to a lot of people's jobs.

Admittedly, James Dacre's production seems to lay this on a little thick.

He seems to lay more practical restrictions, however, on Congress than he does on the president.

The pop music, in particular, seems to lay a heavy rhythmic hand on these naturally spry dancers.

The story opens with a contextual note from the editor, the son of the botanist's nemesis, that seems to lay out rules to a complicated game.

"It seems to lie there, ticking.

Still, the truth seems to lie elsewhere.

Much of the explanation seems to lie in timing.

Yet the deeper problem seems to lie with Ms. Tharp.

But it seems to lie on the centre right.