Sentence examples for laying by from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of lay by
The BHA's rules on laying by owners state that it is an offence for any owner "to lay any horse he owns with a Betting Organisation to lose a race, instruct another person to do so on his behalf or receive the whole or part of any proceeds of such a lay".
It can also be cheap, from £5 a square metre, but get a builder's quote before buying, as it will need cleaning and laying by hand".
Not all these books may be the best for laying by the poolside reading, but I'm looking forward to demolishing them in no time at all on my stream of endless train and car journeys this summer.
Though the incubation clock begins only when the mother hawk settles down on the eggs, which might take a few days after laying, by even the most permissive interpretation of events, Tuesday was Day 36.
He reinforced the fact that modern and ancient birds produced oval-shaped eggs due to internal mechanisms involved in egg laying by birds.
Citing examples of reproductive behaviors the incubation of eggs by birds, the host specificity of egg laying by butterflies, the spawning journeys of salmon he argues that many behaviors are neither learned nor simple reactions to stimuli but are hardwired by design.
Its cornerstone was laid by President Theodore Roosevelt.
Pearl Harbour was a trap laid by the Americans.
The eggs laid by the chickens we have taste fantastic.
The cornerstone was laid by Washington on September 18 , 1793
Although some males develop from unfertilized eggs laid by the queen, most hatch from eggs laid by workers.
