Sentence examples for laid a lot from inspiring English sources

"The Elephant Man got laid a lot".

"The tour laid a lot of the ghosts to rest.

He gets laid a lot, but also beaten up a lot; he lacks the instincts of a survivor.

In the early days, Jobs laid a lot of emphasis on making his goods in the US.

And if the chickens had laid a lot of eggs, we'd get a poached egg in it, too.

I'd like to tell you that it was a profoundly, mystically cleansing experience, that I laid a lot of pain and anger to rest on that funeral pyre.

Laying a lot of fiber optic cable for high-speed transmission was the first solution.

But Hall is still laying a lot of stress on a factor that isn't obvious in the data.

"People were laying a lot of money on the line," when paying him fat sums to appear in his skivvies for ads of the era, he said.

Whatever the language, Mr. Arye's treatment is long on histrionics, short on subtlety, and he lays a lot of overwrought music on top of it all.

Second, Hall lays a lot of stress on risk premia as sources of shocks, in effect, to aggregate supply — rising risk premia deterring hiring, so that workers have to spend more time searching.