Sentence examples for call laying from inspiring English sources

Waves of cross-bearing warriors from northern France and Germany obeyed the holy call, laying siege to Cathar strongholds, slaughtering the heretics and pillaging their lands with a savagery that was startling even by the standards of the Middle Ages.

A difficult customer call, laying off a team member, responding to your boss' email or solving the mystery of the missing brownie.

Apologizing to the customer for the strange sound I had just made, I finished the call laying on my back on the floor with my skirt scrunched embarrassingly high around my upper thighs.

"He was, like, what you would call laid back," Mr. Sloan mused.

But under Jean-Luc Samyn, John's Call laid in the back of the pack around the first, second and third turns before pulling even in the stretch with Aly's Alley, who had set a leisurely pace in an attempt to steal the swampy race from the front end.

One was ordinary burial in a cemetery; the nature of the other, called laying the body "in the reeds of Enki," is not understood.

Making an odds bet after a don't pass bet is called "laying the odds" and is the opposite of a normal odds bet - you're betting that a 7 will be rolled before the point.

If any of the famous communes of the Médoc could be called laid back, it's St.-Julien.

If no agreement is reached by the time the budget is passed, Ms. Preckwinkle's plans call for laying off the 1,000 or so employees.

You can also call while laying down and having your head hang upside-down, but make sure this doesn't disorient you and make you forget exactly what you were going to say.

Imposition of hands, also called Laying On Of Hands, ritual act in which a priest or other religious functionary places one or both hands palms down on the top of another person's head, usually while saying a prayer or blessing.