Meanings of lay in English
Usage of lay in English
1
They form the largest lay majority of any Press Council in Europe.
2
Some believe that helped lay the foundation for the recent financial crisis.
3
If progress stalls, tax reform could lay dormant during 2018's election year.
4
Under the deal, the government endorsed mass lay-offs in the civil service.
5
However, there were more pressing concerns to discuss for what lay ahead.
6
A larger problem might lay with the starting price, one analyst said.
7
At the start of 1555, however, all that lay in the future.
8
This settlement of four thousand lay on lowlands just above the sea.
9
A few minutes later he glimpsed something light-coloured in a lay-by ahead.
10
Perhaps the answers to these questions, and others, lay inside the house.
11
The commission's recommendations are non-binding, but often lay the groundwork for legislation.
12
He could also lay out his own long-term domestic and international agenda.
13
However, it is an internal church forum, albeit with lay people involved.
14
On his third visit, in November last year, evidence still lay uncollected.
15
The responsibility for promoting and dismissing public officials lay with Mr Zuma.
16
The difference lay in the number of guerrillas, irregulars, militiamen-soldiers without uniforms.
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