Sentence examples for to lay more from inspiring English sources

The industry needs money to lay more track.

He seems to lay more practical restrictions, however, on Congress than he does on the president.

In 1989, after the Vietnamese withdrew, he was conscripted to lay more mines for the Cambodian government.

She flies on to the next flower to lay more eggs, where some of the pollen rubs off onto the stigma of the flower, causing pollination to occur.

But the officials suggested that China needed to lay more groundwork before the president would decide to send his special North Korea envoy, Stephen Bosworth, to Pyongyang.

This type of egg deposition is characteristic of several groups of tree frogs, family Hylidae, in the American tropics—one of which, Smilisca baudinii, is known to lay more than 3,000 eggs.

I saw some that said they had y-sought saints: To each a tale that they told, their tongue was tempered to lie More than to say sooth, it seemed by their speech.

The plan was to contact every household in the country, and issue personal invitations to attend Alpha at a nearby church.Once under way, Alpha's success appears to lie more in its structure than its content.

Here Hamilton spends more time on Clinton's public record, but his true interest seems to lie more with psychodrama and sex scandals than with the mechanics of American politics.

I wonder if the value of an author's work, according to the Swedish Academy, has come to lie more in his or her politics than in actual literary merit.

These estimates were found to lie more in line with experimental results in literature than previously used mass transfer models based on Higbie׳s penetration theory.