Sentence examples for to lay in a stock from inspiring English sources
He met Hope in Brussels, and they proceeded to Paris, where Adam fitted himself out in the latest fashions and set out to "lay in a stock of good acquaintance that may be of use to me hereafter".
Thin rods of lamb sausage, bits of lamb bacon, lamb confit and velvety soft lamb shank lay in a fragrant pool of lamb stock and white beans.
Clearly, though, it has never been a wiser time to lay down stock in pink monogrammed show jumps, a product that might have been designed in illustration of that most famous Buffett dictum: "Our favourite holding period is for ever".
For the long-term bull, come correction or crash, these are the right stocks to lay down in a portfolio.
In an experiment published earlier this year, Knutson and Larken asked people of varying ages to pick stocks while lying in a magnetic resonance brain scanner.
They offer brutally practical advice: anyone planning to lay out a body for a wake at home in the traditional way, in a centrally heated modern house, is advised to stock up on ice packs well in advance.
Public shareholders simply trade outstanding stock, but taxpayers and workers make risky investments in the innovation process and should be able to lay claim to a fair share of the returns.
Offspring from these males were then generated by mating each male to a random, virgin female collected from the stock population and then allowing each female to lay approximately 50 eggs in a fresh vial over a 24 h period.
Martha Stewart, the doyenne of American domestic life who once ended up in jail after lying about a stock trade, was back in court on Tuesday in a high-profile case that is as much about her public image as it is a seemingly arcane contract dispute.
She served a prison sentence in 2005 for lying to investigators about a stock sale and is not allowed to serve as an officer of the company, but she plays a major role in its day-to-day management.
