Sentence examples for suggested laying from inspiring English sources

One story, probably apocryphal, is that when one man suggested laying off all the part-timers, a woman countered with the perky suggestion that they lay off all the disabled people.

That's less of a threat if the seat has rounded corners, like mine; for people with sharp-cornered seats, Ms. Ulrich suggested laying cotton batting over sharp edges first.

It won't, thanks to a late deal, be the last day for the four thousand teachers Mayor Bloomberg had suggested laying off in his budget proposal — but schools will still be down a couple of thousand, as retiring and departing teachers won't be replaced.

I would suggest laying the index finger on your fretting hand on to the strings for both these notes.

In non-fiction, Glenn Greenwald's No Place to Hide (Hamish Hamilton) has far more staying power than the ripped-from-his-own-headlines topic might suggest, laying out a powerful and persuasive case for the duty to defend our fast-disappearing privacy.

She also suggests laying out your clothes or work/school materials the night before.

Elsewhere, he suggests "laying burthens on the richer classes, & encouraging the poorer ones," develops a scheme for progressive land taxes, and calls for the government to give property to every man who does not already own at least 50 acres.

Many parenting bloggers Kids In The House has interviewed recommend pre-soaking stained garments and then washing them in warm water using a detergent like Oxi-Clean; others suggest laying the stained fabrics out in the sun after rinsing them in cold water, and then throwing them in the washing machine after the stains fade.

Some authorities suggest laying out enough cotton to do a full seam.

If you have a straw I suggest laying your paper/canvas on a table and just blow, this will create a blob on your paper/canvas.

The atmosphere suggested the laying on of liberal hands to cleanse two sinful multinational corporations.