Sentence examples for to lay of from inspiring English sources
verb
To place down in a position of rest, or in a horizontal position.
- To lay a book on the table
Ford is back in the news, of course, for "Canada," his new novel, and I started that, too, before committing to "Lay of the Land," on grounds, mainly, of paperback preference.
He explained that the flag carrier would go ahead with job cuts because of the competition it faces from European low-cost airlines and Gulf carries for long-haul flights.The airline's executives later confirmed plans to lay of some 2,900 people, and abolish five routes and 35 weekly long-haul flights, primarily in Asia and the Middle East.
"I'm not going to lie; of course money had something to do with it.
There have always been some Democrats who know how to lie, of course.
I'm not going to lie, of course I enjoy the success of the level that I'm at.
You have to lay on the tip of the curvature.
Rather, the best of them adapted industrial building techniques to the lay of the land.
He reacts to the lay of the land, how the battle looks in the instant.
Machine stitch the strips together perpendicular to the lay of the strips.
This meaning of stress is probably very close to lay understanding of anxiety and depression.
125 Therefore those events, likely to lay upstream of synuclein deposition, could also be targets of pharmacological intervention.
