Sentence examples for month to lay from inspiring English sources

House Democrats plan town meetings this month to lay out their complaints about the House bill.

But there were barbers, and valets on call at $20 per month to lay out your clothes.

There was even a real-life funeral service in Tokyo last month, to lay to rest Ring's ghostly star, Sadako.

The filing in United States Bankruptcy Court in Kansas City, Mo., came after the company's decision last month to lay off hundreds of employees and close 19 stores.

The General Services Administration, the federal government's landlord, held an "industry day" this month to lay out its wish list for new F.B.I. headquarters, drawing more than 450 interested developers, architects, brokers and consultants.

The maker of communications equipment, based in Murray Hill, N.J., announced plans last month to lay off 10,000 employees and take a restructuring charge of at least $1.2 billion.

He pleaded guilty last month to lying to a federal court of appeals investigative committee about sexual assaults involving two female employees.

The governor has faced growing scrutiny and calls for his resignation since he admitted last month to lying about having received free work and gifts at his private cottage in Litchfield from state aides and contractors.

On October 30th, the day of the Manafort and Gates indictment, Mueller also revealed that George Papadopoulos, a foreign-policy adviser to the Trump campaign, had pleaded guilty earlier in the month to lying to F.B.I. agents about his contacts with Russia during 2016.

Baca himself pleaded guilty in federal court last month to lying to federal authorities and faces up to six months in prison as part of his plea agreement with prosecutors.

I basically have to take three whole days off from my life every month to lie horizontally, pop painkillers and attach (multiple) hot water bottles to myself in an attempt to not throw myself out the window.