Sentence examples for use it to lay from inspiring English sources

They use it to lay out a broad and sweeping agenda or to turn around a failing one.

Female redback spiders can store sperm for up to two years and use it to lay several batches of eggs.

The smell of a dying honey bee may not sound appealing, but one species of plant uses it to lay a clever trap, according to a new study.

Since Chirpify emerged last year, some have speculated that it wouldn't be long before Twitter would scoop up the startup and use it to help lay the foundations for its own social commerce functionality.

Someone should have used it to work out that, when lying in bed, the large chairs at the foot of it partially obscure the TV.

He has forced you to listen to him as he prices out new sedans on his cellphone; now he's using it to answer personal ads, and lying at the top of his lungs.

"There's not a subordinate language you use to describe it to lay people.

Although the initial use of Xarelto will be in preventing blood clots after hip- and knee-replacement surgery, the big commercial potential lies in using it to prevent strokes in people with atrial fibrillation, a common heart arrhythmia.

"In our view the key value of the advertising model lies in using it to transition users to paid-for services, this may be introduced later".

She sings with an affectless detachment reminiscent of, say, Aimee Mann, and uses it to cut sharply through the lies people tell themselves: "We get bored, so we get married/ Just like dust, we settle in this town," she sighs on Merry Go Roundd.

They couldn't have used a single word of it to lay a trap for him".