Sentence examples for through laying from inspiring English sources

Edith Wharton rose to prominence through laying into Victorian suppositions in The House of Mirth.

In Connecticut, municipalities take care of their own mosquito control, usually through laying larvicide bricks in catch basins and the like.

And the camp included nurturing the spirit of the brothers between the muhajireen and the ansar through laying aside the prior identity for the muhajir, and making him a resident in the Islamic State with his family without feelings of estrangement or distinguishing between him and his brothers from the muhajireen and the ansar.

Instead, it's as if through laying down that caveat early on, he believes he's done away with the necessity of developing characters or providing them with any purpose throughout the narrative.

Also Optus went through a restructuring–"Operation Win-Through"–laying off hundreds of employees at all levels.

The actual fact of the matter is that we have a serious legislative agenda to get through, as laid out in the detailed manifesto on which we've just won the election.

Whether something was being effected through the laying on of hands, perhaps through some unknown mechanism of the physical world, I can't say.

Each time European policymakers reacted similarly: with denial and dithering, followed at the eleventh hour with a half-baked rescue plan to buy time.This week the shortcomings of this muddling-through were laid bare (see article).

Through the laying on of hands, he feels God can act at any time.

Once again, it involves battling your way through dungeons laying into demons and monsters, while upgrading your items along the way.

Promises to raise the dead, secure good fortune or heal through the laying on of hands are all at risk of legal action from disgruntled customers.