Sentence examples for laying side by side from inspiring English sources

It opens with synth-chipmunk squeaks à la Michael Jackson circa PYT over a dubby electronic beat, then the lyrics paint a picture of Weeknd-style Toronto Noir&B desolation ("2am I'm lonely, ooh been laying side by side").

And then we'd find ourselves laying side by side on our pre-op gurneys and the attending surgeon would be all, "Damn, you sure?" And I'd look up to say something funny but then I'd realise he was talking to you, not me, and then I'd hear him further whisper (to you, not me), "for this guy?

They should be neatly laying side by side.

Put both pieces of Spam onto one slice of bread, so that they are laying side-by-side.

Typically, preimpregnated fibres or tapes are laid side-by-side onto a tooling surface to generate the composite preform.

The literary specimens under consideration at the demonstration, conducted by David Vander Meulen, were two presumably identical 1922 first editions of Sinclair Lewis's "Babbitt," laid side-by-side and each opened to Page 121.

Yes, laid side-by-side there's no way to tell the AirPods 2 apart from their predecessor.

The whole world is revealed when the boards are laid side-by-side.

When the line was converted to in 1894, the tunnel and McMillan Street underpass were not wide enough for a double-track line, yet two standard gauge tracks were laid side-by-side.

Critics of the restoration claim that this was Michelangelo's aim and that many frescoes had brightly contrasting colours laid side-by-side that were then worked over a secco to achieve this effect and that this is what has been lost by a too-scrupulous cleaning.

Afterwards, the two bodies were laid side by side, doused with petrol and burnt.