Sentence examples for laid to stop from inspiring English sources

One year the festival was prosecuted for allowing flammable straw to be piled along pedestrian walkways, even though it had been raining for a week and the straw was laid to stop people sinking into the mud.

It is a rule at Poppy's that the family's point of contact will always be present when the body is laid out, to stop the process from becoming anonymous.

On the closed beaches, oil is being bulldozed and packed down into the sand -- even behind the booms laid out to stop oil from coming up on land.

In the meantime, he requests that the court place "a lean on Taco Bell, Frito Lays, Pepsi Co, Yum Brands, to stop the production and sell of taco shells made of Doritos flavors".

"No one likes to be in this position, but the good part is being laid off forces you to stop and examine yourself," she says.

Then rumours leaked out, prematurely, of British designs on Norway as, in fact, Winston Churchill, first lord of the Admiralty, was arguing that mines should be laid in Norwegian waters to stop the export of Swedish iron ore from Gällivare to Germany through Norway's rail terminus and port of Narvik.

Finally last week a unanimous Supreme Court told them to stop laying bureaucratic traps for claimants.

But despite pleas from international organisations to stop laying mines, neither side is listening.

The Syrian Army has been laying mines to try to stop this traffic.

Researchers think this is because they use tactile cues--such as the feel of the surface area of eggs in the nest--to decide when to stop laying.

3. Choose to stop laying your insecurity at your partner's (or anyone else's) feet.