Sentence examples for would lay something from inspiring English sources
In my vision, the president would lay something like this at the feet of the Republicans and ask: Are you ready to have a conversation, or are you the party that can't say yes?
The first page in any handbook for creating a government regulatory commission would lay out something fairly obvious: There has to be an odd number of members.
But high up, in a plastic bag, lay something I'd not seen before: a plait of auburn hair, 18 inches long.
Collins said it was "incomprehensible" to the couples that someone would lie about "something so sensitive and so precious".
"In fact, a lie so meaningless it almost becomes meaningful, because what kind of moron would lie about something this pathetic".
He always answered, often suggesting that Obama would "green-light" something that would lay the groundwork for the lifting of the blockade.
And that, for Scalia, is something that can never be acknowledged, because it would lay bare the game he plays.
The coaches would lay out the X's and O's, but if Pryce improvised something on the field, he had the freedom to keep going.
It would lay the ground for elections.
Unless you're cynical enough to believe I'd lie about something like this just to spare myself a little extra work.
