Sentence examples for think you lay from inspiring English sources
"I think you lay on their shoulders a bit to be the savior instead of starting to succeed and growing into the major leagues".
Whenever I hear someone from the pop world choose a classical record on Desert Island Discs, I always think: "You lying bastard".
"Don't think you can lay down the load, ever," says Grandma. "Because you can't.
Do they really think you would lie about the absence of chicken broth from the shelf?
And I was like, first of all I think you're lying.
"If you're nervous, or if you mess up the timing, they'll think you're lying".
Binney professed his innocence, and he says that the agents told him, "We think you're lying.
If the Vespa turns up now, on the road, with its motor and all, they might think you were lying to get the insurance money".
"People think you're lying there like Vladimir Lenin," says Billy Campbell, an E. O. Wilson-quoting physician who is considered a pioneer of the United States' green-burial movement.
The Struggle is when your employees think you are lying and you think they may be right.
