Sentence examples for and started to lay from inspiring English sources

The company also bought an Internet service provider and started to lay fiber optic cable.

Simone got out of the vehicle, dropped to his knees, and started to lay down.

And started to lie about themselves.

Ask them to repeat themselves and act confused--then emphasize you are confused and start to lay down and curl up somewhere defer.add img); Toss and turn and cry/whine quietly.

As Bevilacqua's cellmate astutely notes at one point, "It's strange how, during a dictatorship, words become infected by politics, lose their nobility and start to lie about themselves".

In 1906, Antoine discovered a spirituality he called a "new spiritualism", which led him to definitely give up Spiritism, to decide to heal by faith alone and to perform only collective healing in a temple, and thus started to lay the foundations of a structured religious movement.

Two weeks ago, Wells Fargo terminated Red Envelope's last credit lifeline, and it started to lay off employees.

With his Latino heritage and solid conservative credentials, Cruz was immediately labeled a figure to watch and almost as quickly started to lay the groundwork for a potential presidential bid, appearing at Iowa cattle calls within months of his election.

On April 15th figures from an analyst at JPMorgan, a bank, came to light, suggesting that as many as 40,000 City jobs might be at risk; high-street banks and estate agents have already started to lay off staff.

This is not New York or Berlin, but Herbert Morrison's London of the 1930s - a place where the combination of Conservative national government and innovative local Labour leadership started to lay down the foundations for the welfare state.

Last week the paper started to lay off 90 staff.