Sentence examples for really laid down from inspiring English sources
"We have really laid down the law on them saying the village as a whole here is a 100% against that kind of activity".
What the announcement Monday really lays down is that Arsenal is moving west, rather than east.
We really should have laid down our quill and gone to the ball.
"He has been playing really well and laid down a marker and I've got to try to continue with the standards he set.
None of this really changes the formula laid down by the previous two Layton adventures.
Over the first half of this year, a statistically-marginal anomaly looked like it might bust the Standard Model right open, and at least 500 proposals for its replacement were produced, though still no really convincing plan was laid down.
The former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson, sticking up for his old chum Allardyce, had wondered aloud last week whether such a thing as the "West Ham Way" really existed: this display laid down a template that many teams would love to claim as their own.
The White House wants to get a tax bill passed, and on Thursday—just hours before Senate Republicans unveiled the outline of their tax proposal Gary Cohn, Donald Trump's top economic adviser, told CNBC's John Harwood that the President had laid down "two really important principles" to guide the lawmakers and officials putting the legislation together.
Claire's laid down the groundwork, and they're really good at hiding pregnancies now".
The scorekeeper laid down his pencil.
