Sentence examples for be required to lay from inspiring English sources

Even if a coach is head-hunted by the RFU, he will surely be required to lay out his vision for that task, in detail.

Some would be required to lay dead still in the nude on a lazy susan or buried under a skeleton for hours on end; others would stick their heads out from underneath a table, maintaining a straight face throughout the course of the evening, while surrounding guests feasted on a three-course meal.

We have great business ideas, and we have done all of the possible background work that could be required to lay a great foundation, but we just cannot do it.

As things stand, Congress has repealed Don't Ask Don't Tell, the Pentagon has certified that it can handle the change, and the gay and lesbian troops defending us (of which there are plenty already) will, as of September 20th, no longer be required to lie.

Therefore this report supports the use of appropriately designed plastic mats in housed rams that would otherwise be required to lie on wire mesh.

Participants will be required to lie on a bed during the DEXA scanning with no jewellery or metal clothing.

And none of the fighters in any of the militias were required to lay down their personal weapons, officials said.

The state, by contrast, believes the new evaluation system would come into play if districts were required to lay off large numbers of teachers.

But when they have no other options, most principals are required to lay off the newest teachers rather than the least effective ones.

If an MP had complained, the speaker would have been required to lay down the law on Skinner's heckle, rule that unparliamentary language had been used and require the MP to apologise – or be named and made to withdraw from the chamber, escorted by the Sergeant at Arms if necessary.

Few studies on the integration of risk estimation with process design are available, but a viable framework is required to lay out the inherently safer heat exchanger network.