Sentence examples for will get to lay from inspiring English sources

Monster Hunter is huge in Japan, which is why the hardcore fans will get to lay their hands on a special PSP-3000 MHB on December 1 (price: $233).

The company hasn't said yet whether VHS fans not living in Japan will ever get to lay their hands on the device, too.

Not because it hurts mens' feelings, or because I imagine some kind of gender-equity utopia is just around the corner and we'll all get to lay down our arms.

After the first session my legs were jelly and all I could think was, "I will get to John Lewis and lie down in the bed department".

Chalabi's response wasn't exactly a lie — I'll get to that in a second — but it wasn't exactly the truth, either.

Once your dog is sitting, hold the treat on the floor, out of the reach of her/his mouth, so that he/she will have to lie down to get the treat.

"Playing three Tests and a midweek match will give us the opportunity to take 35 to 40 players who will get a chance to lay down a marker 15 months out from the World Cup".

Chances are the pitcher will get lazy and lay a fat one right over the plate.

"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.

As trade resumes, the rate of inflation that had begun to gallop in both countries may now slow down.Executives from Dar Petroleum, a Chinese-Malaysian company that is the biggest operator in the south, where two-thirds of the Sudans' oil reserves lie, say that production will get back to 180,000 barrels per day (b/d) "before the end of the year".

Half the time you will get a playable lie, the other half you will be chopping out.