Sentence examples for some would lay from inspiring English sources
While some would lay much of the blame on couch potatoes, even active individuals are snacking, as can be attested to by observing those strolling on the sidewalks of New York.
"Some of the boys would lay at the bottom of the stairs and ask another boy to jump off the stairs on to their legs so they could break a leg and be removed from Medomsley Detention Centre in order to not be subjected to any more beatings," an alleged victim, who did not wish to be named, said.
No, they're probably the kind of people who would lay some spikes on the pavement to make me go away.
This month, after hiring 83,000 seasonal employees, Macy's said it would lay off some 2,500 workers while leaving some open positions vacant and closing several stores.
Indeed, not only is it impossible to prevent such flooding, but doing so would lay waste some of the benefits of becoming temporarily waterlogged.
Last June, Compaq announced that it would lay off some 17,000 employees between June 1998 and 1999.
Very quickly he and Brad came to trust the rest of us -- we were all new to them, with the exception of the astounding Jennifer Salt -- and Ryan would lay out some orange cones of what he wanted an episode to be.
Some of the experts said it could be a female snake that would lay eggs.
It would lay the ground for elections.
Last month, Cisco announced it would lay off 1,300 workers.
