Sentence examples for if laying from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day, pairs of volunteers carried each shroud and placed it on the ground, as if laying a victim to rest.

On one wall hangs a picture of Harry Hill's infamous saloon, as if laying claim to its historic rowdiness and attractiveness to celebrities.

Passages of traded fours sound like armies exchanging gun-fire, and Weckl wails through potentially pregnant pauses as if laying low simply isn't an option.

IF laying off American workers seems at odds with the family's values, Mr. Haas has proven himself willing to trim excess capacity.

By the same token, the original rhythm section — Dave Schools on bass, Todd Nance on drums, Domingo Ortiz on percussion — worked with efficiency but little nuance, as if laying concrete foundation.

Common sense says at some point she would become too old for this". As if laying eggs and raising chicks when many Americans are starting to collect Social Security payments isn't enough, there's another twist to Wisdom's story.

Crammed inside every human cell are numerous strands of chromosomal DNA that, if laid end-to-end, would span a distance of about two meters.

Here, roughly 300 million documents fill boxes neatly stacked on gray metal shelves that, if laid out in a line, would stretch for about 28 miles.

Because in the STEM fields older workers are finding it difficult to be rehired if laid off, and some of these oft-cited shortages are not real.

Conversation had turned to a recurring, all-consuming topic: what would Gabriela, 36, do if laid off from her state film company job?

Others see months or even years spatially, in three dimensions, as if laid out in the air around them in different directions.