Examples of using It lay in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But it lay!
It lay on one shoulder.
Play it where it lays.
It lay there for a minute.
It's 50% silk, so it lays beautifully.
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It lay in the snow, unmoving.
Got to find it before it lays its filthy eggs.
It lays a single white egg.
When the one grows old, it lays a single egg, and then it dies.
It lay in cellar with yesterday.
Poirot saw no reason why a warped shelf could not easily be replaced with a straight one, in the same way that he could not comprehend why anybody would place a fork on a square table andnot ensure that it lay parallel to the straight line of the table's edge.
It lays clutches of up to 6 eggs.
Yochanan put on his black anorak, which up to now he had been carrying over his arm,examined the way it lay over his white shirt with the brown stripes, and leaving the sleeves unbuttoned for an effect of careless grace, he looked at the Talitha Kumi clock and was shocked.
It lays the world at your feet and says,'You can have anything, everything.
After this picture was sent to me last December,with a friendly request for me to think of something appropriate to say about it, it lay on my desk for some weeks, and the longer it lay there and the more often I looked at it the further it seemed to withdraw from me, until the task, in itself nothing worth mentioning, became an insuperable obstacle looming ahead.
It lay between that and her bedroom, and I was determined to see which.
On examining the spot more narrowly, we found that it lay close to the foot of a very rugged precipice, from which stones of various sizes were always tumbling at intervals.
It lay there for eons before dealing life on Earth its most devastating blow of all time.
There it lay, the prize they sought.
It lay there, still and spent- and several heartbeats passed before Dac Kien realized it wouldn't ever move.
It lay unnoticed for 100 years was probably picked up by some peasant,… gathered dust in a curiosity shop till it came to me.
But it lay in the deeper habits of his soul and spirit as an easy-going way of taking important events of life, a certain mischievous delight when things in the world which look important turn out to be not quite so important.
It lay in what is frequently referred to as the Armeno-Georgian marchlands where the two communities coexisted and intermingled for several centuries, but the Georgian Speri and the Armenian Sper may not always be absolutely identical(cf. Tao and Tayk, Rapp, pp. 14).
And it lay precisely in that insatiable curiosity, that irrepressible desire to know, no matter what the subject, no matter what the cost, even at a time when the keepers of the Doomsday Clock are willing to bet even money that the human race won't be around to imagine anything in the year 2100, a scant 93 years from now.
It laid the foundation for the Faculty of Civil Engineering.
What if it laid eggs in her?
I think it laid eggs in my stomach.
It laid out a European agenda.
It laid the groundwork for establishing rape as a crime of genocide.