Sentence examples for exists laid from inspiring English sources

On Feb. 28, 2000, the company, which no longer exists, laid off 70 of its 120 employees.

A lot of the blame for the perceptions that exist in this crowd and around the United States today can be laid at my doorstep.

We judge them by the connections that exist beyond choice and the ground where they will go home to be laid to rest.

A proper ground must be laid so that people from different views and faiths can co-exist and feel love and respect for one another.

Programs like this already exist for laid off workers, but these programs could expand to encompass everyone.

I think that utilitarianism imagines away all of the infinitely impenetrable mystery and wonder that I believe truly exists and lays over the world a great abacus, and all one need do to navigate this world is slip and slide the abacus beads.

The United Nations continues to say that an unacceptable level of violence exists in Syria, laying the onus on the government to withdraw its troops and heavy armaments from major population centers first to allow an April 12 truce to take hold.

The former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, sticking up for his old chum Allardyce, had wondered aloud last week whether such a thing as the "West Ham Way" really existed: this display laid down a template that many teams would love to claim as their own.

But, as we've seen with the case of Bo Xilai, and other high-profile corruption investigations, there is a difference between "knowing" something exists and seeing it laid out in the black and white of court files.

It seems to me that freedom is the ability to express one's opinion, but there must exist certain boundaries, as laid out in the law".

His writing was a critical influence for Nate Silver, among many others — it's possible that data-journalism outlets such as Silver's FiveThirtyEight and the Times' The Upshot would not exist without the groundwork laid by an amateur on the prairie with an addiction to watching the Red Sox on TV (which James pronounces "TEE-vee").