Sentence examples for in lays from inspiring English sources

The resulting increased cutting productivity motivated the development of spreading machines to spread fabric from long bolts in lays composed of hundreds of plies of fabrics.

And, down the other end, she pushes her abdomen in, lays eggs that will hatch into maggots to eat it alive, from the inside.

How does Macaulay's project in Lays of Ancient Rome advance an argument about ballads, nations, and histories of form that maps onto a larger story about rhythm and community, history and education, and comparative poetics?

Yet, if the strength of powerful intellect were now within me, and my early years were filled with solid force, then should I dare to recount your eloquence, Piso, in lays of mine; but my neck sways wearily beneath the load: hamstrung, my limbs drop palsied.

Here in lays the double standard for women in your company.

After travelling twice to the Continent, he wrote about his journeys in Lays and Legends of the Rhine (1826) and Descent of the Danube (1827).

"These in-lays are part and parcel for what we do here.

The largest single category of items that IFAW counted were musical instruments, which indicates that most people were selling pianos or guitars or violins with ivory in-lays.

Mr. Powell, who was a cutter at Anderson & Sheppard for 12 years before "going on the floor" to be a fitter, showed me how the patterns are marked with chalk — called "striking out" — and pointed out the in-lays, which allow extra material in case the suit needs to be let out or tightened years later.

In laying out his financial plans.

The angular distributions in lay-down nonwovens are also predicted.