Sentence examples for that sometimes lay from inspiring English sources

Many young men applied for jobs with the Pony Express, all eager to face the dangers and the challenges that sometimes lay along the delivery route.

During the day, 42nd Street can seem vapid; at night, you wonder how it can contain the kids, the tourists, the cops, the vendors, the traffic, the noise, the lights and the sense of possible violence that sometimes lies just below the surface.

That responsibility sometimes lay heavy on him.

Ijas-Kallio [ 61] further observed that parents sometimes lay claim to diagnostic reasoning through an extended response to the diagnosis which gives the parents' views on the acceptability of this diagnosis and sometimes supports and sometimes resists the diagnosis.

He says that our parents sometimes lay stones in our path that are hard to budge.

But Mr. Sarkozy departs from classic Gaullist doctrine by suggesting that the path to that goal sometimes lies in aligning France and Europepe — alongside Washington rather than as a counterpoint to it.

If video showed that police sometimes lie about the need to shoot an unarmed civilian, would you assume that it rarely happens?

(Critics may not like the fact that police sometimes lie to suspects during interrogations, but a 1969 Supreme Court decision affirmed their right to do so).

In an interview with Bob Costas before the Steelers played the Ravens, Ward described how he got around that by sometimes lying to team doctors in order to be allowed to play.

Remember that people sometimes lie in order to get what they want.

Widely reported exonerations have alerted the public to the uncomfortable fact that juries are sometimes biased, that the police sometimes lie and that snitches often do.But what if executions save lives by deterring potential murderers?