lay reader

Under these circumstances, what is a lay reader to do?

After that no more lay readers were appointed until 1969.

For the lay reader, though, the book is too respectful to make good reading.

There, he began a second career writing about the history of science primarily for lay readers.

But he has little to report that any interested lay reader would not have seen many times elsewhere.

I can put you in charge there as lay reader."

Women have been lay readers for a long time.

The congregation never had its own rabbi, the services were led by lay readers instead.

His father, who worked as an insurance agent, was a licensed lay reader.

As a consecutive account for the lay reader, this would be hard to beat.

This was long before women became eligible to be licensed as lay readers.

Maybe a little more explication for the lay reader would have helped.

The book, his third for lay readers, was written on and off over a 12-year period, mostly in Kenya.

A lay reader of these three books may be similarly bewildered.

For the lay reader, her book is decidedly a mixed bag.

There was then a gap until 1969 when more female lay readers were appointed.

Both, however, help bring cosmology well within the grasp of the lay reader.

They are written to be accessible and informative to the lay reader.

But it will probably not draw smart lay readers - people like Warner herself.

Certainly, Whitewater has never exactly grabbed the imagination of the lay reader.

With some artists, of course, it's easy enough for the lay reader to see the correspondences between life and work.

If you think you're going to find any lay readers in this business, you're crazy.

Many of his publications gained wide circulation among lay readers.

As the director, he made use of material from the world of science in books meant for lay readers.

All members except the clergy and lay reader must go through a nominated election before they can stand.