Sentence examples for something to lay from inspiring English sources
2. Bring a blanket or something to lay on.
Whether your local spot is sandy or pebbly, you'll need something to lie on.
It can seem impossible without political will, but I never see a challenge as something to lie down and hide behind or to use as an excuse – the lesson maybe that we need to look more to the private sector.
After all, Betsy McCaughey needs something to lie about.
In his book, Beyond Good and Evil, the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche acknowledged that, "there may actually be puritanical fanatics of conscience who prefer even a certain nothing to an uncertain something to lie down on - and die.
Like your examining the bottle, but really you're just using it as a prop so that your nails have something to lie flat on and "smile" for the camera. .
And if someone doesn't send me something rubbish to lay into by this time next week, I'm seriously going to punch a kitten in the face.
With the advent of the graphical user interface (or GUI), however, the hallowed tradition of command-line tinkering was sublimated into something palatable to lay users, to folks uninterested in learning the language of code for themselves.
Wear something comfortable to lay down in.
"I believe that the document is accurate and that every word in it is true, but they imply something to the lay reader — namely that these top-performing helmets are safer against concussion," said Dr. Robert Cantu, a senior adviser to the N.F.L. committee and director of the Neurological Sports Injury Center at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
What I'm hoping for is for the American people to do something to let these lying politicians know that it is not acceptable, that we won't put up with their deceit.
