Sentence examples for was actually laid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Teplansky was actually laid off from Sony, he says, in 1989.

The groundwork for the merger of SBC and UBS was actually laid by their mutual competitor, Credit Suisse which had approached UBS about a merger that would have created the second largest bank in the world in 1996.

The cask (and it's only a single cask that didn't give up its liquid until now) was actually laid down by Captain Bill SmitheGrant, the last surviving descendant of distillery founder George Smith, so it's paying homage to the brand's legacy as well.

"He got down on the floor, but when the police officers came in, he was actually laying on the floor with his hands behind his back," she said.

But of the filled positions, only about 100 workers were actually laid off.

Under the union contract, Delphi owes substantial compensation payments to workers who are actually laid off.

Though the keys look like they're in complete random order, they're actually laid out in Qwerty.

The eggs are actually laid in the sand on the beach during a full or new moon when the tide cycle is at its peak (spring tide).

In this landscape, no matter which painful solution polls better in the abstract, a political coalition that's actually laid the groundwork for what it wants to do seems more likely to succeed in doing it.

Only I-351 and I-352 were actually laid down, the other four submarines were cancelled before their keels were laid.

However, only four were actually laid down before the outbreak of World War II forced the Soviets to reassess their ambitious plans.