Sentence examples for was really laid from inspiring English sources

It was really laid out by Le Nôtre between 1680 and 1683.

Q. WHAT ARE TELOMERES? A. The concept of telomeres was really laid out by H. J. Muller and Barbara McClintock in the 1940s, when they showed that there must be a special unit, a kind of cap at the end of the chromosome that holds it together.

Of course I was told how beautiful I was by my parents (who could blame them I was gorgeous), but what was really laid into me growing up was that I had more value in my brain than on my face.

He was really laying his life on the line for this music, and it elevated everything and there seemed to be a kind of sacrifice.

But he was really laying on the heat after getting a phone call from Gibbs letting him know that Baransky was no longer a witness.

"Now I'm really laid back".

"Cassadaga," Mr. John said, "is really laid back".

Scott is really laid back, but every time he cooked, he complained".

"The dance field is really laid back, and people are always friendly and casual," she said.

The job atmosphere is really laid back, which is excellent for the summer, and requires a variety of different tasks so you aren't doing the same thing every day.

'I was nervous at first, but they were really laid back and friendly and we really hit it off.' Lewis had the part; he was packed off to a boot camp in southern England to help get him in character.