English
| Example in English |
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| Therefore, lay bare your bosom. |
| But when a relationship is injured, some wounds heal in a day, others lay bare for the rest of our lives. |
| Hey, Fry, I know something you could lay bare. |
| I talk in riddles, but lay bare deep secrets |
| Rarely in any time does an issue lay bare the secret heart of America itself. |
| Therefore, lay bare your bosom. |
| But when a relationship is injured, some wounds heal in a day, others lay bare for the rest of our lives. |
| Hey, Fry, I know something you could lay bare. |
| I talk in riddles, but lay bare deep secrets |
| Rarely in any time does an issue lay bare the secret heart of America itself. |
| The leak lays bare the disastrous effects of the cronyism inherent in Iceland. |
| The leak lays bare the disastrous effects of the cronyism inherent in Iceland. |
| The first revolution, and the counter-revolutionary period which followed it (1907-1914) laid bare the true nature of the czarist monarchy, pushed it to its limits, and exposed the rottenness, the corruption, the cynicism and the debauchery among the Czar's followers, |
| I've laid bare my true self, Captain Grogan. |
| A man's laid bare before God, he's the butt of the cosmic joke. |
| A time when unsettled scores demand their retribution... And our own lies and transgressions are finally laid bare. |
| All my tricks laid bare, even the realization that they're laid bare itself laid bare is a lot of bunk. |
| Though Charlie ripped out my heart, laying bare a fragile soul. |
| Frank's journey produced the photographic equivalent of the great American novel, laying bare the anxieties that the chrome and the advertising jingles obscured. |
| Jazz is like an old man narrating his whole life, laying bare all the sins he has committed. |
| There, now, for the first time, we may be able to see the infinitesimal fabric of matter itself, laying bare the most fundamental laws of the universe. |
| You begin more or less at random, taking care only to avoid laying bare a king too soon. |
| The first revolution, and the counter-revolutionary period which followed it (1907-1914) laid bare the true nature of the czarist monarchy, pushed it to its limits, and exposed the rottenness, the corruption, the cynicism and the debauchery among the Czar's followers, |
| I've laid bare my true self, Captain Grogan. |
| A man's laid bare before God, he's the butt of the cosmic joke. |
| A time when unsettled scores demand their retribution... And our own lies and transgressions are finally laid bare. |
| All my tricks laid bare, even the realization that they're laid bare itself laid bare is a lot of bunk. |
| Though Charlie ripped out my heart, laying bare a fragile soul. |
| Frank's journey produced the photographic equivalent of the great American novel, laying bare the anxieties that the chrome and the advertising jingles obscured. |
| Jazz is like an old man narrating his whole life, laying bare all the sins he has committed. |
| There, now, for the first time, we may be able to see the infinitesimal fabric of matter itself, laying bare the most fundamental laws of the universe. |
| You begin more or less at random, taking care only to avoid laying bare a king too soon. |