Sentence examples for laid onto from inspiring English sources

Illustrations of bookshops and atmospheric vignettes of café culture are laid onto paper as delicately as black lace.

Their brushy white surfaces are laid onto canvas almost uniformly painted black, and are rife with intimations of landscapes, weather and artistic decision-making.

Five of the fat green bullets are laid onto a small plate and topped with minced preserved lemon, for a touch of acidity.

Is this because they were created when English, French or Portuguese words were laid onto the same bed of grammar as African languages?

If completely dry they are gathered immediately, and if not they are laid onto a continuous paper tray in the vineyard to dry.About 35% of Californian raisins were harvested in 2008 using the continuous-tray system and another 15% dried completely on the vine.

Many pen studies, however, are produced with the substitution of tonal washes (layers of colour spread over a broad surface) laid onto the drawing with a brush, in which case the outlines or other important definitions of the figures or landscape are established by the pen lines.

These probes were randomly laid out onto the 4X44K microarray design format by eArray, along with default Agilent control probes (Agilent Technologies UK Ltd., Wokingham, Berkshire, UK), and 10 additional replicate probes of 100 randomly selected Sorghum CDSs.

"I was the first one who ever laid it onto Ford," Mr. Richards said in a telephone interview on Monday.

He laid back onto his pillows against the wall and half closed his eyes as he adjusted the snuff in his cheek.

The hull of an ice yacht looks like a balance beam laid perpendicular onto a bench with a flag pole rising from where they meet.

After the boy continued to struggle, this teacher and another "laid him onto the mat, where he was held approximately 20 minutes," the log said.