Sentence examples for lay formed from inspiring English sources

Lay formed a unit in 1986 to build some of those plants to capture the profit margin of turning gas into electricity.

PC axon collaterals mediating these connections project asymmetrically within the sagittal plane, towards PCs lying away from the apex of the lobule in which the cell lies, forming chains of connected PCs.

The emphasis of treatment, care and recovery draws on a range of lay forms of support, in the context of holistic clinical care and pervasive technology.

Western Sichuan where Samdo lies forms part of the "Shangri-la Ecological Tourism Zone," playing to the image of a Shangri-la paradise that was 'rediscovered' in neighbouring Yunnan in 2001 as a means of promoting tourism (Coggins and Hutchinson 2006).

"That rotten old Tooth Fairy forgot to give me money, Mama!" "She did?" Thoughts flew through my mind until the perfect lie formed.

As the months wore on, more lay people formed Voice of the Faithful chapters in Boston and across America and abroad.

Bishop Murphy has also clashed with the local branch of Voice of the Faithful, a national lay group formed in reaction to the abuse scandals.

Dr. Muller, a cardiologist, is a leader of Voice of the Faithful, a group of lay Catholics formed four months ago by about two dozen parishioners discussing the scandal.

Nevertheless, it's during the exchange with Michael that we begin to see not only that Mrs. K.'s life has been shaped by lies but that those lies form the bedrock of her reality.

These lies form the basis of Freemasonic concepts, delusions they give to Crusaders as a tool of cultural dominance, pulling the founders of America into its orbit.

The Caribbean Plate, an oceanic tectonic plate on which Puerto Rico and the Antilles (with the exception of Cuba) lie, was formed in the late Mesozoic.