Sentence examples for which is laid from inspiring English sources

The government's policy document, which is laid out in a very large typeface, does not say.

The mainstream national discourse, which is laid down by Delhi's news media, is not always relevant to the South.

Magritte's "Les vacances de Hegel" painted in 1958 neatly depicts an umbrella on top of which is laid a glass full of water.

But the star of the show is lechón, which is laid out in the front window to tempt unwary passers-by.

But how can a just culture be built on the foundation of injustice which is laid down by your failure to address the victimisation so many have experienced?

The floors in the main room are in yellow pine, which is laid out like brick and is laid on sand.

Vought sells 80percentt of its parts to Boeing, which is laying off 20,000 to 30,000 workers.

This includes shifting technical infrastructure to ecosystem-enabling platforms, which is laying the foundations for entirely new business models that are forming the bridge between humans and technology.

Everything Is Miscellaneous stretches its insights, most of which are laid out in the initial pages, into a few too many chapters.

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.