Sentence examples for which is being laid from inspiring English sources

The bigger cross-border event now planned, though, could be the trans-Siberian oil pipeline, which is being laid through the region's dense forest, or taiga, and is scheduled to reach China in 2012 and begin carrying a million barrels a day.

The largest cross-border event now planned, though, would be the trans-Siberian oil pipeline, which is being laid through the region's dense forest, or taiga, a century after the railroad came through, with a capacity of a million barrels a day.

The crossroads was formed in 1819 by the crossing of Piccadilly with Regent Street, which was being laid out under the direction of John Nash.

Comment on a news story from Bournemouth, England, which reports that "plastic seaweed is being laid at this upper-middle-class coastal resort.

The New Yorker, June 19 , 1965P. 23 Comment on a news story from Bournemouth, England, which reports that "plastic seaweed is being laid at this upper-middle-class coastal resort.

At the most it made some contribution to the process by which standards were being laid down for the future conduct of British rule in India.

But into this atmosphere of hostility bounces the VW Tiguan, in which some phat beats are being laid down by an unlikely source: a greying father with his tiny daughter.

It's a Monday, which means the weekend's departed are being laid to rest.