Sentence examples for well to lay from inspiring English sources

I hope not, though he'd do well to lay off the weed.

The puritanically-minded might suggest most of us would also do well to lay off the demon drink for a few days too, which would make the hot toddy the ideal January tipple as it's a strictly medicinal preparation, perfect for pepping up the post-Christmas spirits and banishing seasonal sniffles.

But substitute Palmer's contribution was every bit as crucial, rifling a shot into the top corner, just five minutes after coming on, after Calvin Zola did well to lay the ball back.

Hence, the RDT manufacturer might do well to lay emphasis on the waiting time.

It knows its characters too well to lie about them.

Stanley were bottom with four points from their first 11 matches, but have recovered well to lie 19th, eight points above the relegation zone.

After Vaan and Penelo join Luso's party, Al-Cid requests membership as well to lie low from his duties as royalty.

In October, after a fierce last stand in his hometown of Sirte, the colonel met his end.Recognised abroad, popular at home and enjoying the benefits of healthy oil revenues 97% of the government's income the NTC was well placed to lay the foundations for a new Libya.

It also introduces the layout tool set, which allows the user to be well equipped to lay out complicated boards.

This chapter describes the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Editor tool set in greater detail, so that users are well equipped to lay out more complicated boards in the PCB Design Examples.

We have pursued the derivation of functional, multipotent and engraftable hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) from ESCs in order to investigate the genetic pathways specifying blood formation, as well as to lay the foundation for hematopoietic cell replacement therapies based on engineered ESCs.