You may lay to that.

“You may lie.”

— Lois Lowry

“Well, I lay if I get hold of you I'll —”

— Mark Twain

“How can I lean on you when you're lying down?”

— Samantha Young

“It would be a comfort, she felt, to lean; to sit down; yes, to lie down; never, never, never to get up again.”

— Virginia Woolf

“Honestly though, I could lay like this, with her in my arms forever, and it still wouldn't be long enough.”

— Jay McLean

“I'm not sure you can appreciate how much I want to lay you out before me and make you scream my name.”

— Michelle Hodkin

“And don't think you can lay down the load, ever. Because you can't. I know.”

— Margaret Mitchell

“If you promise to stay conscious I will try and do the same.”

— Bright Eyes

“If you are laying down, and face down the ground, remember, there is hope, you just need to stand up, and keep moving, cause…

— Leonardo Mena

“Well may you do this to one who can endure it.”

— Garcilaso De la Vega

“I need to lay low for a while. I’ll be on my stomach, trying not to arch my back (damn scoliosis).”

— Jarod Kintz

“You sit on a throne of lies.”

— Buddy The Elf

“Here I sit and there you are lying; we have so much to say, and we shall never say it.”

— Erich Maria Remarque

“Stay inside your head long enough and you may get trapped there.”

— Jayme K

“Don’t let your imagination take you to a place where we’ll have to lie to each other.”

— Paul Vidich