Sentence examples for to lay itself from inspiring English sources

But the government will not want to lay itself open to charges of being soft on terrorism.

If the audit committee is not prepared to lay itself on the line, little wonder that investors in AIG are not either.

In fact, it rather feels as if it would quite like to lay itself directly on top of that which it is striving so hard to visualise, imaginatively, in order to judge for itself quite how well it might measure up.

The story is beginning to lay itself out and it looks marvelous.

If an employer does not justify its refusal with prescribed business reasons, however, it could lay itself open to a claim of indirect sex discrimination (since statistically the majority of carers for children are female).

It could lay itself out scientifically.

The left has an impressive ability to lie to itself.

For believing that it is Providence's chosen instrument makes the country overestimate its power; it encourages it to lie to itself about its mistakes; and it makes it harder to live with the painful truth that history does not always -- or even very often -- obey the magnificent but dangerous illusions of American will.

Then Mr Obama went to Police Precinct 1, close to the site of the old World Trade Centre, before arriving at Ground Zero itself to lay a wreath at the Survivors' Tree.

Last week, Offerpal Media announced that, as a direct result of Facebook transitioning games and applications from their proprietary currencies to the newly-launched Facebook Credits and partnering with rival Trialpay, the company saw itself forced to lay off people who worked on its Facebook monetization initiatives.

The appropriate forum, as he might say, to lay bare his thinking will present itself soon enough.