Sentence examples for laying words from inspiring English sources

It was as if he were laying words down on the table one by one as he used them, like brushes in an artist's studio.

Think of a game a bit like Scrabble, in which you score points by laying words on a grid, then add in online real-time play with people around the world.

But despite problems in gaining mainstream acceptance, the delegation said it now counts on more than 400 rap groups, an annual festival in its seventh year and a homegrown version of the form that often lays words over Afro-Cuban rhythms.

For nearly a year, Sala has ruminated about the uncomfortable way he felt after Congressman Burgess laid words of heavy praise upon him on stage and one-on-one in 2015.

For whatever reason, these people just can't tear themselves away from their endeavors — after all, the lure of taking in or laying down words can be too much to resist, so why fight it?

"It also involves laying out words – laying them out on the page, the physical presentation of your writing".

During the later Middle Ages, we find a growing expression of personal piety, and rituals involving laying the words on her belly or chest in the form of birth girdles.

Scripts for the videos were written to emphasise specific key words, e.g. in the first week where the course and subject foundations were being laid, the words "fundamental", "fairness", "ethics" and "integrity" were emphasised.

Stillness Is The Move (2010) This cover laid the words of a typically wonky Dirty Projectors track over a slowed-down version of Royce Da 5'9/Dr Dre's The Way I Be Pimpin.

Once you've laid the words out, black out any unused squares.

Through careful plotting and calendaring, mixed with generous guesswork, I was able to trace all of the corporate usages of this word to that first meeting where a Senior Vice-President had laid that word on the table as a verbal challenge.