Sentence examples for asked to lay from inspiring English sources

The Irish government has been asked to lay a wreath at London's Cenotaph on Remembrance Day for the first time.

When QI creator John Lloyd was asked to lay out his programme's manifesto in The Idler, he began with this directive: "Everything is interesting.

I was asked to lay down a bunt, which was not exactly a comfortable thing against a pitcher throwing 95m.p.hh.

Earlier in the call, Clinton officials were asked to lay out the math by which seating the delegates from Michigan and Florida would get Mrs. Clinton significantly closer to the nomination.

During this weekend's protests, fans had been asked to lay memorabilia and messages at the foot of a statue of Mortensen on the 62nd anniversary of his hat-trick in their FA Cup triumph.

Asked to lay out his opinion on the theory of evolution at a breakfast event hosted by the Christian Science Monitor last September, Jindal dodged the question, saying he is "not an evolutionary biologist".

"The food isn't going to be the same," said Sterling Lewis, 11, a fifth grader, who asked to lie down when he learned his friend had died.

The patient was asked to lie supine with their head fixed in position, using a cephalostat type set-up [10].

At sunset, the kids were asked to lie down in three nylon tents that were connected with a central chamber.

The subject was asked to lie supine in an open MRI and to rotate the shoulder with the arm by the side of the body.

The subjects were also asked to lie still comfortably in a supine position and avoid swallowing or clenching their teeth during the entire procedure.