Sentence examples for so lay from inspiring English sources

So lay off.

In other breaking news, parental edicts are like catnip to many late-adolescents, so lay off "We forbid you".

By comparing sequences among species, she could piece together a Loxosceles family tree and so lay the groundwork for future treatments.

So lay another club on the ground and you might find that crooked club in your hands suddenly hits it straight.

And for those of you currently criticising Jonathan Freedland for self-promotion should know that I asked him to blog on the subject of novel writing over journalism, which he did reluctantly, so lay off.

He can either cave in to Democratic demands for a short trial, or he can go ahead without Democratic support and so lay himself open to the charge of rank partisanship.Having trapped Mr Lott in this way, Mr Daschle is now torturing him mercilessly.

But the incentive to do so lies partly elsewhere.

So lie back and enjoy it, my friends.

If so, lying to persuade the public leads to folly.

Their failure to do so lies at the heart of the crisis.

So lying about infection is also responsible for the huge death rates in Liberia.