Sentence examples for laid from from inspiring English sources
The vessel has sailed to Sweden to reload the remaining cable to be laid from Portgordon in Moray to the end of the previously-laid cable later this month.
In the Carolinas, eggs are laid from late December to early January.
After mating, the eggs are usually laid from July through September.
More than 15 years ago, an optic-fibre cable was laid from Sydney to Melbourne.
TEPCO hopes to restore electrical power to the Fukushima site by means of a new cable laid from the outside.
On the Alaskan side, about 750 miles of track would have to be laid from the strait to Fairbanks.
Six of the nation's seven biggest railroads pass through the city, a testament to Chicago's economic might when the rail lines were laid from the 1800s on.
On the Russian side, 2,000 miles of track would have to be laid from the Baikal-Amur Railroad to the Bering Strait.
An achingly beautiful path has been laid from the west end of the beach, passing a hill thick with parasol pines, cypress and arbutus.
Only about 20 kilometers remain without rail linkages, and an agreement signed last year between both countries should result in tracks laid from Agartala in Tripura, India, to Akhaura in Bangladesh.
Starting from the first known architectural treatise written by Vitruvius in the I century BC, the seminar focuses mostly on the Renaissance era when the foundation of modern architecture had been laid from the rediscovering of Vitruvius by Leon Battista Alberti up to Palladio and Vincenzo Scamozzi.
