Sentence examples for bad laying from inspiring English sources

Trams were able to cater for the masses, and since the roads were so bad, laying tracks enabled far more efficient progress.

We see public schools across our city drained of resources, set up to fail and eventually closed, with all of the teachers – good and bad – laid off.

The simple lesson of rewarding good behavior over bad lays out clear choices for developing minds.

Just how bad is laid out emphatically in "Big Coal," Jeff Goodell's compelling indictment of one of the country's biggest, most powerful and most antiquated industries.

For Mr. Gibson it has been a circular trip back to where he started, with plenty of wrongs righted and bad guys laid low along the way.

Russell Wangersky's The Hour of Bad Decisions laid bare mistakes that were bred in the interstices of secrecy and denial, while Bill Gaston's Gargoyles depicted minds too open to the elements and too closed to themselves.

In "The Teen Whisperer," a rugged Montana cattle rancher and therapist named Mike Linderman explores common reasons why good teenagers turn bad, and lays out strategies parents can pursue to set them straight.

Republicans have a bad habit of laying down rules for other people to follow while excluding themselves.

Too bad for him, laying this behavior on thick won't send his target home crying anymore; everyone now recognizes these moves as attempts at intimidation.

The hitting coach Howard Johnson said Pagan still has to work on laying off bad pitches.

"It's very bad because they're laying off a lot of people from different companies," Ms. Bright said.