Sentence examples for which are laid from inspiring English sources
Beetle eggs, which are laid in the summer, need moisture to hatch.
A an LGA spokesman said: "Councils follow guidelines on monitoring air pollution which are laid down by central government.
In no squid studied thus far do either of the sexes care for the fertilized eggs, which are laid on vegetation.
"Madly eclectic and entirely unpredictable," the hotel's Web site boasts about its rooms, no two of which are laid out alike.
King cobras guard a nest of 20 to 40 eggs, which are laid in a mound of leaves gathered by the female.
Mr. Vo has stripped the fixture of some of its branches and crystals, which are laid out on the floor in neat rows.
The introduced in Eq. 4 generalization parameter (d), illustrated in Fig. 6, allows to take under consideration the values, which are laying in close proximity of a granule, but are not a part of it.
The guidelines, which were laid down in 1986, were supposed to make punishment more predictable.
Ocean Avenue, flanking the park, was the Fifth Avenue of Oak Bluffs, which was laid out in 1866.
The mainstream national discourse, which is laid down by Delhi's news media, is not always relevant to the South.
The law to ban the group is made in a parliamentary order which was laid in the House of Commons today.
