Sentence examples for deliberately laid from inspiring English sources

Broken glass was deliberately laid outside the home of Exeter's vice-chancellor, Steve Smith.

"It looked like the cards were deliberately laid there," he testified.

Only it turns out that the plot he thought he had intercepted was a false trail deliberately laid by the conspirators so they could meet somewhere else.

That triggered a double bogey, rendered worse by the fact Mickelson had deliberately laid up well short of the water in the first place.

Lull deliberately laid out the museum galleries as a response to the uproar against teaching evolution in public schools and designed the exhibits so that they were able to provide a "visual proof" of human evolution.

The earliest known dog burial, 14,000 years old, was in Germany, and canines were also deliberately laid to rest as long as 10,650 years ago in Siberia, he reports in the February issue of the Journal of Archaeological Science.

He moved slowly and deliberately, laying out before her a stone angel head, a collection of hands and feet, large and small.

In the chat with The Times, he described several years of deliberately laying low, both as a filmmaker and public figure.

Sure, Daredevil isn't literally being constrained by a floating box, but Otsmane-Elhaou says comic art isn't just about deliberately laying out a scene but also, "getting across a sense of mood, or place, or purpose".

It was deliberately built 200-odd years ago, laid out as a herring-fishing station to employ some of the people "cleared" farther inland.

Some of the "retired annuitants," known as retired irritants to full-timers, deliberately get themselves laid off to collect unemployment pay without having to even show up, Clift says.