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Sentence No, the phrase "laid to falls" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
It does not make sense as it is written. If you meant to say "laid to fall," then it can be used in written English. For example, "He deliberately laid the stones so they would fall in the correct pattern."
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"Beyond the Tomb of the Unknowns, in Section 60 of Arlington Cemetery," Mr. Bush said, "we have laid to rest Americans who fell in the battle of Iraq".
At the opening meeting, the carefully laid plans began to fall apart, as several thousand protesters denounced the new setup as antidemocratic.
This is the trap most contact center vendors have laid for businesses to fall into.
The gradually rising demand for workers showed up indirectly in the layoff numbers -- the number of people who said they had been laid off fell 56,000, to 4.3 million.
The plan that Dillon, a partner at Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, laid out falls far short of what multiple legal experts say is necessary to comply with the Constitution.
These government actions were in contrast to its initial plans, laid out in fall 2010, to expand the lifetimes of the country's NPPs.
The far right, with its highly rigid perspective and strongly laid out dogmas, tends to fall quite easily for this kind of bias, leading to such things as climate change denialism.
The sensitivity to full disclosure of CPT revenue is further heightened by the May 2009 announcement that 100 members of AMA's 1,200 member staff would be laid off, presumably due to falling membership dues.
Rick hopes he doesn't get laid off and fall to the back of the union's rehire list.
Sent via Guardian Witness By Samantha Williams 3 June 2014 , 23 3310.32am BST In the Commonwealth war cemetery at Bayeux, wreaths are being laid for the fallen.
With security around the administrative and institutional centres in Ottawa Canadada's capital city – bolstered, a man was arrested at gunpoint for crossing police tape at the War Memorial while the Prime Minister laid flowers to honour the fallen soldier.
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