Sentence examples for things laid down from inspiring English sources

Or, the name Thesmophoria is perhaps the primary one, from which the epithet of the goddess was derived; it means "the carrying of things laid down".

Well, Nokia knows about the issue and they're not taking things laying down.

German law requires the establishment of an independent, interdisciplinary Genetic Testing Commission (GEKO), which has been set up at the Robert Koch Institute and, amongst other things, lays down the requirements for the performance of genetic screening tests [ 49].

Aristotle defines a syllogism as 'an argument (logos) in which, certain things having been laid down, something different from what has been laid down follows of necessity because these things are so'.

It gave her "an awareness that if things aren't laid down that way, then they're gone".

Sacrifices were a recurrent theme, with Maradona referring repeatedly to the things he has laid down for his career, though never going so far as to detail them.

"One of the things that may be laid down from the management perspective is, 'Don't tie my hands with the union protocol,' " he said.

Then he thinks again: actually, he says, the hardest thing was when he "laid down in the mud for 20 minutes with a rain machine over my head".

Like the psychiatrist Dr. Lyons, Dr. Rutherford had been picking up the pieces all his professional life, and he spoke with a quiet passion of the need for the most obvious and difficult things: the laying down of arms; an agreement that has the consent and cooperation of all sides.

We cannot know what will happen in the future and what things are laying down on our paths.

For one thing, the continents have shifted since the evidence was laid down.