| One of the many charms of Dey is the proximity of the sea, which laves the foot of its valley. |
| It's always been obsarved that, whin a dinnymiter had to blow up annything in London, he laves th' counthry. |
| Luk now, how the laves is all spread out like wan wid spazzums. |
| Stanner chose the Daly River as a field site after being advised by linguist Gerhardt Laves that the area was home to 'half a dozen unstudied tribes, and scores of myalls. |
| I ain't like Kilduff, that laves his estate in th' hands iv an agint. |
| The left bank, That Rhone, when he hath mix'd with Sorga, laves. |
