Sentence examples for easiest to lay from inspiring English sources

So they were the easiest to lay off when the economy sank, said Alfonso Prieto, deputy director general of employment studies at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.

For your middle, it might be easiest to lay on your back.

It is easiest to lie, but chances are you will get much farther if you tell the truth.

It's far easier to lay the blame elsewhere.

That would make it easier to lay people off.

And it is easier to lay people off than it is to negotiate actual pay cuts.

Lots of these materials are easy to lay and relatively pleasant to handle.

When the crisis hit, it was very easy to lay off the temporary workers.

It is far too easy to lay the blame for such indifference at the door of community organisations.

"It is all very well done," wrote Orville Prescott, lead reviewer for the New York Times, "but it is fuzzy and formless, too, easy to lay down and easy to forget".

Good news, maybe Easy to lay, hard to dig up Still defiant Barghouti's challenge ReprintsWhether the talks later this month will get very far is open to doubt.