Don't try to lay that on me.
In this issue of Kermit News, we will try to lay these three misconceptions to rest.
But he was fighting back, and he could still try to lay out a plan.
To try to lay its ghost, Mr Martin appointed John Gomery, a federal judge, to investigate.
I'll try to lay out the areas of broad agreement as well as those that remain in major dispute.
The insects mistake the shiny car surface for water and try to lay their eggs on it.
You can't just throw your body and try to lay a lick at them or arm tackle those guys.
When the local UN head first arrived, he had to make all the decisions himself; now, he says, the local advisory committees try to lay down the law.
There are frequent clashes along the Israel-Gaza border, where militants from various groups try to lay bombs and fire rockets into southern Israel.
Moreover, if Western donors or investors try to lay down conditions on such matters, African leaders have become adept at threatening to "go east".
Now a different sort of scramble is under way, as governments around the world try to lay their hands on a bigger share of the proceeds of mining.
