Sentence examples for has previously laid from inspiring English sources

Franzen, who avoids the internet while he writes, has previously laid out his reasons for disliking ebooks: reading a book on a screen feels too impermanent, he believes, and he worries "that it's going to be very hard to make the world work if there's no permanence like that.

In an interview, the governor called the new plan "the perfect resolution" and said it was "not at all a shift" from what he had previously laid out.

'Chirpy,' she said of Luella's latest show - a small advance on the 'no more than pretty and pleasant' comments which she had previously laid at Luella's door.

(A sophisticated and risk-averse bettor, who had previously laid a thousand dollars on McGregor, at +1100, could then have laid ninety-five hundred donlars on Mayweather, at -400; on Saturday night, those combined bets would earn about fifteen hundred dollars, no matter which guy wins).

(I also understand that the White's were instrumental in its closing, having previously laid some of the ground work when they were still considering doing a fund of their own and before they teamed up with EF).

The Fibonacci sequence has previously been laid on to many of the pictures taken of a brawl in Ukraine's parliament during a debate prior to a vote in the country's budget for 2014.

A general framework for testing the two components of the overall NRI, NRI cases and NRI non - cases, has previously been laid out by Pencina et al. [ 1].

Charges have previously been laid against Khmer Rouge leaders in absentia but none has ever been arrested or appeared in court.

Both runners moved up a base when Curtis Granderson, who had previously homered, laid down a sacrifice bunt, and Ryan scored on a wild pitch by Johnson.

Now, researchers report in PLOS ONE that the wasps can even count the number of eggs that have been previously laid.

"I think that's going to be the main argument for the plaintiffs — that the [Army Corps] issued the permit without making some finding about what was wrong with the process that had been previously laid out".