Sentence examples for think you can lay from inspiring English sources
"Don't think you can lay down the load, ever," says Grandma. "Because you can't.
As for Ms. Mitchell's concerns about Wal-Mart's business model, Ms. Harvey said that "a retail model in this country, starting back in the '50s, was planned obsolescence and increased consumption, so I don't think you can lay the burden on Wal-Mart".
Remember: you can lie to other people and you can lie to yourself, but you cannot lie to God.
"I don't think you can come to a committee, and lie to a committee, and maintain your credibility," he said.
And it's not true on tape... It's one thing to have a sketchy record on racial discrimination you don't want to defend, it's another to think you can get away with flat-out lying about it.
A new implant tries to anticipate seizures before they happen — and stop them; a new test could help cut down on colonoscopy visits; you may think you can spot someone in a lie, but science says different.
You think you can keep going but it suddenly hits you, and all you want to do is lie down".
Think you can handle this?
