Sentence examples for sometimes laid from inspiring English sources

And though her predicament is sometimes laid out in heavy thematic speeches, it is also very moving.

These are drugs whose effects have ruined individuals, devastated families and sometimes laid waste to whole communities.

Collalto had a penchant for finding and catching the animals, Kruse for getting them to eat in captivity and for incubating the eggs they sometimes laid.

They are sometimes laid end to end in a row of 2 to 4. Best to spray for them now while you are going over the field with your fungicide.

The relationship is a waiting one, while she goes out with clients and in the process gets drunk, and sometimes laid, once raped, and at the end of this story, arrives beaten.

The photographs appear to be attached to the pages with photo corners or with tape; on many pages, several pictures vie for attention, sometimes laid out contact-sheet style on a grid, sometimes in collage; scans of found artifacts are interspersed throughout; captions are hand written, occasionally jotted notebook style across the images themselves.

He sometimes lays these themes on rather too thickly.

As you may have gathered, "Whales" sometimes lays on the heart-struck whimsy as thickly as a Frank Capra movie.

Olafsson could have spared Disa a few disasters, and he sometimes lays on the omens and symbols a bit thick.

It was ruthless about bringing down costs, sometimes laying off more than half the workforce of a company it acquired.

I started small, intending to work my way up to major saintliness.... Sometimes, laying on hands, I thought, 'Heal,' to see if that would work.