Sentence examples for who will lay from inspiring English sources

But who will lay out those odds for women?

The annual Remembrance Day Parade in Gettysburg will be held Saturday, featuring Union and Confederate re-enactors who will lay wreaths at the portions of the battlefield their units defended.

Mr Powell, who will lay out the case against Saddam in more detail in a speech to the UN on February 5th, may yet win over France or Russia to America's cause.

If there turns out to be a crime in any aspect of the bailout, Mr. Barofsky is not the one who will lay it out before a jury — he does not have the mandate.

Smith, who will lay out Vice's European expansion plans in more detail at its IAB Digital Upfront presentation in London on Friday night, said the talks have been "slower than expected".

But even before most people have the chance to click their remotes to check a sports score or order a pizza, an industry battle is brewing over who will lay claim to the tens of billions of dollars in new revenue that interactive advertising is expected to yield.

But another veteran judge, speaking on condition of anonymity, said, "An officer who will lie about probable cause will lie about anything".

"Here is my simple tag line: Somebody who will lie to you to get to be president will lie to you when they are president," he said at the appearance in Marshalltown.

The story's antihero, Sammy Glick, a product of the Lower East Side, is a young man on the make who will lie, cheat and steal to achieve success, rising from newspaper copy boy to Hollywood boss on the strength of his cutthroat ambition.

There are mothers and fathers who will lie awake after their children fall asleep and wonder how they'll make the mortgage, or pay their doctor's bills, or save enough for college.

Or deciding who will lie to them least.