Sentence examples for invited to lay from inspiring English sources

Eventually dignitaries are invited to lay further branches on the table.

And who would be left unmoved by the fake red velvet, edged in gold, that bedecks the plastic tray on which you are invited to lay your wallet?

Ukip leader Nigel Farage believes his party has been "snubbed" after he was not invited to lay a poppy wreath on the Cenotaph memorial to mark Remembrance Sunday tomorrow.

The Prince of Wales was invited to lay the first stone but declined, and so the stone was laid by commission member Henry Hobart.

Visitors are invited to lie on the bed and look into the light.

When my session day arrived, I was brought into a softly lit, comfortably decorated lounge, invited to lie down on a sofa and listen to music.

Scandal has never had it so good: typically ogled, mocked, knocked down and dismissed, it's at last being graciously invited to lie down on the couch.

Elsewhere, we in the audience are the raw material: mute observers, complicit witnesses, or invited to lie down with limbs twisted and splayed like battlefield dead.

Other pieces are interactive but stationary: visitors are invited to lie on the floor of a dark tent design by Alina Viola Grumiller and look up at constellationlike images picked out in perforations in the cloth.

Instead of cubicles, there is a large communal white-paneled space, and the audience has three options: first, lie on a bed (a mattress on a block) and be massaged or gently pummeled by the dancers during the performance; second, sit on a larger mattress and possibly be invited to lie on a bed or move to the floor and follow the dancers; third, sit in a blue inflatable plastic armchair.

Contemporary technologies such as gently pulsing sleep-inducing lights simulate sunrise and sunset, and visitors are invited to lie on a gently rotating bedframe with friends or strangers, bringing a social aspect to the sleep rituals and patterns which we often experience alone.