Sentence examples for would lay aside from inspiring English sources

And I do not wish that he would lay aside that other crazy, dirty business, so true to life.

He admitted that he was a reluctant student who preferred things like hiking and playing marbles with friends, and he recalled saying of his father, "I did not love books and wished he would lay aside the thoughts of sending me to college".

This work exposes the sufferings of the peasantry, the misdeeds of the church, and the abuses of the feudal army but maintains that France could yet be saved if the kingdom's contending factions would lay aside their differences in the face of the common enemy.

I wish they would lay aside the use of wine and strong drink in general.

Among them was Alveda King, a niece of the civil rights leader, who in a speech said that if Dr. King were alive he would commend the organizers of the event and "would encourage us to lay aside the vicious lies that cause us to think we are members of separate races".

Descartes immediately decided to lay aside "Le Monde".

"Russia", says Mr Mirzoyev, "must lay aside its blood-spattered beginnings.

Actually, an artist can never wholly lay aside his creative agenda.

Even if you lay aside "The Comedy of Errors," you are left with E. T. A.

Mr. Bush and the Democrats are promising to lay aside their partisan squabbling.

It's very difficult for him to lay aside the social agenda.