Sentence examples for matter was laid from inspiring English sources
The matter was laid to rest.
We work long hours and get coffee stains on our clothes," says MW. Her index of links took me to Bitter Waitress (bitterwaitress.com) which contains "The Shitty Tipper Database!", where the matter was laid to rest by this comprehensive definition: "a shitty tip is... any gratuity under 17%".
Finally, the matter was laid to rest by J. S. Weiner and colleagues (1953), who demonstrated chemically that the skull and jaw belonged to two different creatures.
Also, and in hope that this matter is laid to rest, not a single campaign or organisation that carries the word 'Muslim' in its title has ever claimed that it represented all Muslims.
The particular features instantiating an ideal matter—Husserl refers to them as "moments of matter"—are laid bare by phenomenological description, a reflection-based (or introspective) analysis taking into account both the linguistic expression(s) (if any) and the modes of (possible) intuitive fulfillment or conflict associated with the respective experience.
No matter how much rubber was laid on the track, the tires were still not strong enough to last more than about 10 laps.
The road bed was laid down in a matter of days.
Ultimately, she was laid off.
