Sentence examples for they cannot lay from inspiring English sources
In Warsaw at least, locals complain that they cannot lay hands on tickets for matches at the handsome new stadium, where Poland play Russia after Greece and to which, in their dreams, they will return for a quarter or semi-final (the final is in Kiev).
Ministers in Cardiff Bay say they have made repeated attempts to get the figures from the Treasury because, they say, without them, they cannot lay the regulations in front of the assembly - so Welsh councils are left in limbo.
Machines cannot feel hate, and they cannot lie about the causes of their actions.
This means they cannot lie down, and there are just six three-bunk beds available.
But they cannot lie low for long, since some states, like Oregon, begin voting by mail next week.
Critics claim the mares are permanently indoors in stalls where they cannot lie down, with a heavy rubber bag attached to their groin day and night.
So they get bogged down in the defence of national interests; they cannot lie happily back and think of "Europe .Eurosceptics are doubtless delighted by Mr Brok's despair.
Bahá'ís might be able to survive in the Iranian society as long as they keep their religion secret, but according to their beliefs they cannot lie if forced to reveal their faith.
'They believe that god is their witness and they cannot lie.'.
The point here is that preimages of w might lie on interior edges of the (T_N) labeled squares but they cannot lie on the boundary edges so that the integral over the union of the boundary edges is a continuous function of w.
