Sentence examples for lay a section from inspiring English sources
On the grass beside it lay a section of the tree's trunk, which measures seventeen feet and a half inch around.
Mr. Hysenlekaj and other workers had gone to the work site at Hughes Avenue and Oak Tree Place in the Tremont section to lay a section of two-inch pipe that would connect an apartment building under construction there to a city water main beneath Oak Tree Place.
"If that pipeline ever cracks, for whatever reason, which way do you think the gas will go?" said Mr. Miller, who is one of more than 5,000 residents objecting to Columbia Gas Transmission's proposal to lay a section of a 442-mile pipeline along parts of Route 9 and Route 9A, from Cortlandt south to Mount Pleasant.
This equipment included bulldozers, cranes, drilling rigs, and sidebooms a cross between a bulldozer and a crane that could lay a section of pipe in a trench parallel to its tracks.
Lift the paper bag and lay a clean section of it over any remaining wax and repeat the process.
Two facts scientists already knew: bitterness receptors probably belonged to a family of molecules known as G protein-coupled receptors, and the location of the gene that produces one of these receptors lay along a section of Chromosome 5.
Past the first agglomeration of clothing racks on the way to the food stands there invariably lies a prominent section dedicated to the sale of overpriced junk.
But Martin Gore's sensitively pervy songwriting survives, and for those in doubt as to where the group's heart lies, a middle section of songs drops to a whisper with a monochrome film show from photographer Anton Corbijn.
In between the two broken sections lay a large mass of Taconite pellets and scattered wreckage laying about, including hatch covers and hull plating.
While the selections may seem meager, YouTube says it believes the new section will lay a foundation for more content partners.
The most fashionable shops, restaurants and bars are located there, especially in the old town area that lies behind a section of the several-mile-long drive and promenade that runs from downtown eastwards, hugging the shoreline.
