Sentence examples for it could be laid from inspiring English sources

It was not until 1973 that he thought about adapting his invention so that it could be laid over screens.Elographics then did away with the needles and developed a new device based on two transparent, conductive surfaces separated by a small air gap maintained by a series of spacers.

Blame - to the extent that it could be laid on any one thing - can be attached to a lot of different things, from the removal of Mike/Kyle Shanahan and their RG3-friendly offense to the lingering effects of the knee injury to the karmic difficulty inherent in playing for the worst owner in sports.

(Interesting side note: This seems to be a very new use case for the Alexa app, which to date has mainly been positioned as a support for Echo owners, not a standalone app for other Amazon services. It could be laying groundwork for more services of that kind through the Alexa app).

But I could be laid off with a month's notice.

Some trains terminated at Gatwick, Three Bridges and Haywards Heath, while it was hoped buses could be laid on to replace trains.

The Service investigated Black Canyon and found it ideal; a railway could be laid from the railhead in Las Vegas to the top of the dam site.

Rather than wasting its crises, the EU could be laid to waste by them.

Previously it had been suggested the £705m cable could be laid in 2015 and then 2016.

It had a wide flanged profile which could be laid directly on to track ballast without the need for sleepers, with just periodic tie-bars to maintain the correct gauge.

(There are two problems with Whitman's view: First, she doesn't have the authority to fire school employees. Second, the entire state workforce could be laid off and it wouldn't solve the shortfall).

A Cuomo spokesman said on Saturday that it was still possible that other state workers could be laid off if their unions did not also strike agreements with the administration.