Sentence examples for whether to lay from inspiring English sources

There, too, rifts were evident Tuesday as ministers expressed differing views on whether to lay down strict rules for when to require such losses.

"It's not as easy as deciding whether to lay it up or to bomb it over the top," Tiger Woods said.

So in April, to add a dose of indecision on whether to lay up or go for the green in two, the U.S.G.A. installed a new bunker there.

He added that he had not decided whether to lay out his thoughts in a paper, a "discussion" or a speech.

"Say, after a good drive at a par-five, a player was unsure whether to lay up or go for the green," he says.

Authorities in the Canadian province of Alberta have vowed to ban spear hunting and are weighing whether to lay charges against an American hunter after a video surfaced showing him killing a black bear with a spear.

Richard didn't know whether to lie, whether parents had some complicated moral arithmetic about these things.

We saw Dick Morris do a poll for President Bill Clinton about whether to lie about his affair with Monica Lewinsky.

Mr. Flynn said that S.E.C. officials discussed whether to lie about the document destruction because they might be open to criminal liability.

He mistakenly broke a headlight on the family car with a baseball bat, then fretted over whether to lie about it to his parents.

Langleben performed his card experiment again in 2003, with a few refinements, including giving his subjects the choice of two cards to lie about and whether to lie at all.