Sentence examples for where to lay from inspiring English sources

Their general cynicism with politics may be fed by confusion about where to lay the blame.

He has a pile of coins in front of him, is studying the racing pages of the Sun, and thinking about where to lay his daily £3 stake.

"He'd swing at a breaking ball away off a certain guy," Melvin said, "and next time up, he's looking for that breaking ball and knowing where it starts and knowing where to lay off it.

But without the overall limits, the court said, individuals will find ways to make large contributions to candidates, who "will know precisely where to lay the wreath of gratitude".

Merce turned up in a hat and coat, pushed by Trevor, to decide how to position the three stages in the space, and where to lay the carpet running between them.

The Mail's leader column knows where to lay the blame for the findings of the study, which was published as the government unveiled a raft of tough new measures targeting dealers.

Following both matings, the females were placed on a new plate where they continued to lay eggs.

This is where bedbugs like to lay their eggs.

Double-check the spot where you want to lay your design.

Draw out a plan of how and where you wish to lay out your fence.

Find somewhere to lay them where they can easily be picked up.