Sentence examples for many lays from inspiring English sources

Freyr and Freyja figure in many lays and stories of medieval Iceland.

Many laid their relatives to rest days ago.

Many laid flowers while others recited poetry or chanted.

A supervisor of city 911 dispatchers, Ms. Fields was among the many laid off after the storm.

In the United States, more than twice as many lay-offs have been announced already this year as in the whole of 1999 and 2000 combined (see chart).

The street was probably one of many laid out after the completion of the Queensboro Bridge in 1909, when Queens Boulevard was built, passing through the new Sunnyside area.

There really has to be a limit to how many lay-offs can continue to be made just for the sake of the next quarterly report.

The unemployed workers, many laid off from the auto industry, come to the program with an idea for a small business and must search for capital on their own.

Along the asphalt artery that binds the economy from Charlotte, N.C., through South Carolina and Georgia to Montgomery, Ala., it is the workers, many laid off by electronics and textile plants, who are begging.

Making matters worse, young people, who used to travel to the cities for work, are starting to return because there are so many lay-offs in the midst of Brazil's recession.

Education has been hardest hit, with many lay-offs and a 30% rise in university fees.