Sentence examples for made to lay from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wright said the appointments were made to "lay the groundwork" for the expansion of the company at the completion of the deal with Universal, which is now awaiting approval from the Federal Trade Commission.
They were made to lay face down before being shot dead.
This reads very much as if an attempt is being made to lay the groundwork for claims against new classes of defendants who might not be proved liable in an individual case but are responsible in a "statistical" sense.
Waters and Rangel may face trial, and the betting odds are that every effort will be made to lay out their dirty ethics laundry.
They were rounded up and made to lie face-down on the ground.
In his house I was blindfolded, ligatured and made to lie on the stairs.
The men are then made to lie face down and all are simultaneously beheaded.
The Dewanis were made to lie down on the back seat and Qwabe drove off.
They were made to lie down on their fronts, their forearms still tied.
On another visit, I was made to lie on the floor of the car until we reached our destination.
At the same time, insiders offer a shrug of indifference: of course the camera can be made to lie.
