Sentence examples for and laid in a from inspiring English sources

The floors are brick and laid in a herringbone pattern; there are sloped ceilings.

She has barricaded herself in her Brooklyn brownstone and laid in a store of homemade explosives to keep her enemies at bay.

I was never let down by the hot dogs, bought from Chicago's irreplaceable Vienna Beef, which were split down the middle, griddled and laid in a toasted potato bun with or without the classic Chicago garnishes.

The Demon Deacons' Taron Downey took a pass, switched to his left hand on the drive and laid in a high banker off the glass for a 46-38 lead.

For the rest, they offer devices (their skirts used like bull-fighting capes; their skirts removed and laid in a line; a man whirling a ribbon through the air) as the impetus for the movement, as section after section arrives with predictable evenness, each feeling slower and slightly more fraught than the last.

Like so many others driven to panic by the heightened terrorist alert, I stocked up on water (there were only three gallons left on the shelf at my local Stop & Shop and I took two, feeling slightly guilty) and laid in a store of nonperishables, including mini-cereal boxes of the ultra-sweetened variety that are normally forbidden in our house.

Five to seven eggs are laid in a clutch and the incubation period is 16 days.

The house's exterior brick walls are 9 inches thick and laid in an American bond.

And laying in a machine, blood dripping down my arm, is the antithesis of work.

To create it, Mr. Cao "pulled out a lot of the junk, cleaned up the bamboo and laid in half a ton of glass balls".

The pipe was cast in Scotland and laid in 1861, and was an uncommonly good job.