Sentence examples for laid above from inspiring English sources

At the moment we have concrete pavers laid above the floor height inside causing damp.

They were each laid above the ground, wrapped in burlap (or hessian) about 200 metres apart.

Geotextile materials often act as separator and a filter layer between rocks laid above and subgrade beneath.

When a tomb became full, a new floor was laid above the earlier burials, or parts of the tomb's annex were brought into use as burial chambers.

Before the floor is laid above or the ceiling laths hung below the principal joists, additional strength may be given in the form of bridging joists diagonal braces between the horizontal beams.

Mr. Chiellino, 35, who grew up in Staten Island and went to work after college for a relative in the title-insurance business, had only one nonnegotiable demand: he wanted a second bathroom, and he wanted it connected to the bedroom, with no step-up -- a configuration that is common when bathrooms are added after the initial construction, and plumbing lines must be laid above the floor.

As laid out above, both domestically and internationally, President Trump has a legal and legitimate way to withdraw from the Agreement.

In addition to the minimum requirements laid out above, it is strongly recommended that students take at least one graduate-level course (that is, at least one course in the 200 plus range).

Congratulations UC Berkeley and congratulations City of Berkeley for finally and together heading in a new direction that finds its compass in the proposals researched, formulated and laid out above by a locally-rooted, non-compromised, progressive thinking individual, Sam Davis.

Also, it doesn't explain what you'll be doing beyond what I've laid out above, so the only way to find out more is to surrender your e-mail address.

But before you make a risky bet on a portfolio that looks anything like the one I laid out above, think about whether you're prepared to save even more, spend less and work several years longer to make up for any shortfall in returns.