Sentence examples for laid on us from inspiring English sources
Love between one person and another: that is perhaps the hardest thing it is laid on us to do, the utmost, the ultimate trial and test, the work for which all other work is just preparation".
That charge was laid on us".
"That's more debt even than Obama has laid on us".
Paint becomes menstrual blood, and body fluids, and bleating cries of muffled marks, and leftover marks and stains and traces that don't let us escape the violence that God and gravity have laid on us.
"There is very little room for contemporary images, little room for anything except those stereotypes that are laid on us by people who are not part of our communities".
It seemed to me that the Gospels, central to my family life, made some fairly specific promises and laid on us some fairly specific obligations; yet that specificity could simply go on holiday whenever God himself seemed to have gone on holiday.
So to the sürstromming: Mathias's lunch surprise, laid on for us at the excellent Västerbotten cheese visitor centre, one of the area's prime tourist attractions.
Some of the local guides laid on for us hadn't changed much since Soviet times either, still saying "nyet" to everything.
A market laid on feudalisms.
"They laid on courses for us farmers to learn English," recalls Mr Nowinski.
