Sentence examples for use to lay from inspiring English sources

The detention, he said, was to prevent an incident that she could then use to lay blame on the government.

Sam Weiss, 41, from the Bronx, leaned over a few dice and the erasable grid on the table that players use to lay out combat scenarios with miniature figures.

To illustrate his ideas, Cullen pioneered what he called "serial vision": presenting the urban landscape through a sequence of unfolding views, not unlike the storyboards that moviemakers use to lay out cinematic scenes.

Avedon is a man at ease with the violence of sentiment; he can cry up the brushwork of a painter who has been dead for three centuries with the verve that others use to lay into their latest foes.

One component of the project will be a "Geographic Information System," a computer system officials can use to lay out population data, weather information, radiological conditions and other factors on a single map, to help make decisions about protecting the population.

It's kind of like those stilts dry-wallers use to lay the mud, except way cooler.

That's why I used to lay on these huge parties.

In deep seas with large waves, ships instead of barges are used to lay the pipe.

First, a machine used to lay sidewalks and gutters spits out a long concrete track.

Labour used to lay claim to higher moral ground, while the right always said greed was the motor of growth.

He received a $149,700 grant through the state-financed Ben Franklin Technology Partners, which he used to lay the groundwork for mass production.