Sentence examples for Become laid from inspiring English sources

It is very unlikely that a person who immigrates after being 60 years of age will ever have a job at the destination country, similar to natives who become laid off following plant closure (Storrie 1996).

The young birds were raised to become laying hens at both Wright County Egg and Hillandale.

They will grow to become laying hens that will lay one egg per day for about 19 months.

Gifford's stint on Today with Kotb, however, took her to a new level; the chumminess between the two women became laid the groundwork for a plethora of hysterical, viral, and often cringeworthy on-air moments over the years.

Cheesy Garlic Bread potato chips beat out Sriracha and Chicken and Waffles varieties to become Lay's next chip flavor.

But I'd become more laid back and relaxed over these two and a half years of taking a sabbatical.

Its narrow streets are the first of what would become New York City, laid out by Dutch settlers looking for some 17th-century capitalist action.

Since my cancer, however, my mom has become incredibly laid back.

Others, who have unprotected sex once or twice and don't get pregnant, may assume they're losing their fertility and become more laid back about using contraception.

Just how inculcated the precepts of filmmaker Davis Guggenheim's Oscar-winning "An Inconvenient Truth" have become is laid out in the artwork and answers of a classroom of articulate elementary school kids in Britain that Timoner uses to open the film.

Soon enough, you may become emboldened, laying whole fillets over salads, over vitello tonnato, maybe even on top of pizza.