Sentence examples for to be lay from inspiring English sources

Judging by the names given for the two injured men, Tsaptai Tsering, and  Kyarel, Mr. Barnett said, the latest protesters appeared to be lay people.

The current manuscript further describes the process of training of the PADs to be lay educators in diabetes self-management.

Thirdly, our definition of CHWs may have excluded some cadres that others would consider to be lay health workers.

The boys all appeared to be lying on white sheets.

Only those found to be lying lose their jobs.

Miller said he did not think Bosch would lie: "He's too smart to be lying.

"I'm going to be lying on the ground, being bloody.

If Goldman is proved to be lying or hiding, that's another story.

"You're viewed in court as likely to be lying to manipulate the system".

No one except Libby was proved to be lying to investigators.

Should a lawyer continue to defend a client whom she believes to be lying?