Sentence examples similar to we must not lay from inspiring English sources

The key, a nuclear executive told me at Flamanville, is that "we can make mistakes, but we must not lie about them".France wants to export EPRs around the globe, from America to India to Abu Dhabi.

And ugly untruths about the past have returned to feed unrepentant Communists and their strange quasi-fascist bedfellows.As Mr Yeltsin's presidency fades, he should build on his statement last week that "We must not lie to ourselves".

We must not lie down with them.

"We must not lie, nor steal, nor commit adultery.

One girl said: "We mustn't lie.

Our hopes must not lie on recycling.

The animals must not lie down in front of the goal or pick up the polo ball with their trunks, or the opposing team gets a free hit.

Quine (1936, §III) famously criticized the Hobbesian view noting that since the logical truths are potentially infinite, our ground for them must not lie just in a finite number of explicit conventions, for logical rules are presumably needed to derive an infinite number of logical truths from a finite number of conventions (a point derived from Carroll 1895).

He didn't say, Nicodemus you must not lie.

Patients must take the tablets with a full glass of water (at least 200 mL) and must not lie down until after their first food of the day.

And you mustn't lay traps to put off trespassers or you could be liable for a claim for compensation.