Sentence examples for laid though from inspiring English sources

He does get laid, though; in a sort of 70s pixie girl seduction ritual, he is bedded by three "tour wives" who are bored in Tupelo and engage him in a foursome he sheepishly avails himself to.

She attributes this to the foundation that she laid, though she and others give credit to her successor, Mark Hurd, an executive whose financial acumen is said to be formidable.

Most typically, three cryptic eggs are laid, though occasionally there may be two or four.

Herrick's old mansion was demolished in 1871, the present street of Grey Friars was laid though the site in 1873, and more commercial developments, including the Leicester Trustee Savings Bank, were built.

Charges have yet to be laid, though Ottawa police confirmed the investigation is being led by the Nova Scotia RCMP and, as such, Phillips will likely be transported back to Halifax to stand trial for any eventual charges he may face.

When queens are present in a colony, there are very low incidences of worker egg laying, though some level of OA is always present (Page and Erickson 1988).

"Based on the logic you laid out though, here, why wouldn't everybody at a simple traffic stop not be the same type of threat as Terence Crutcher Mr. Grayaskedked.

Since being laid off, though, he has worked a series of part-time, low-wage, temporary positions, including selling shoes at Lord & Taylor and making sales calls for a limo company.

In manuscript, though, laid down in a suitably spidery hand, there are no commas.

It's laid the foundation, though, as you earn a gem each time you get a compliment.

The financing the Tomasis laid out, though, made Brancatelli squirm.