Sentence examples for come to lay from inspiring English sources

Many former and serving soldiers have come, to lay stones from the Falklands, Afghanistan, or to spend a day laying local Cumbrian granite on the cairn.

Ministers had come to lay wreaths.

They said they had not come to lay the groundwork for a military deployment.

Only family members and a handful of people who had come to lay flowers could get near it.

The time has come to lay down their weapons and understand that their war has been futile and tragic.

At the cairn, many of those who come to lay stones have identities on both sides of the border.

As the egg passes down the oviduct before egg laying, the micropyles come to lie opposite the duct of the spermatheca; at this stage fertilization occurs.

But mainly they just come to lie on the beach".

However, Ivashkin's most distinctive contribution may come to lie in his writing on the music of Schnittke.

Dermal elements, the frontals and parietals, have come to lie deep to (beneath) the muscles of the jaw to form the dorsum of the braincase.

By the middle of the seventeenth century, the trade in beaver fur had come to lie at the heart of the life of the Abenaki.