Sentence examples for which lays on from inspiring English sources
Closer to camp is the village pub, the White Horse (01728 664178; swefflingwhitehorse.co.uk), which lays on pies.
"We're back to supplying all sorts of top-end hotels and restaurants," said Janet Oldroyd Hulme of Oldroyd's, the biggest producer in the triangle, which lays on tours of the eerie forcing sheds with their delicate fronds and glimmering light.
Become a boffin While the educational playthings in the basement of London's Science Museum are famously fab for under-fives (especially when the bigger kids are safely at school), there are free, stimulating science exhibits all over the UK - such as at Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry, which lays on Xperitots sessions for under-fives on the first Friday of the month.
Facebook Home is different thanks to the Cover Feed, which lays on top of the app screen.
The restraint-blessed one is the Cayenne S E-Hybrid, the luxury SUV segment's first entry with plug-in capability, which lays on the minty green.
That eliminates the signal output as the source of the problem, leaving only that which lays on the input side of the equation: the hardware itself, the software running within, or a combination of both.
A few months ago, at City Center, we got Neumeier's "Nijinsky," which laid on a similar amount of stagecraft to deal with Vaslav Nijinsky's putative struggle with his bisexuality, and his ultimate — or, the show seemed to say, consequent — collapse into schizophrenia.
A few months ago, at City Center, we got Neumeier's "Nijinsky," which laid on a similar amount of stagecraft to deal with Vaslav Nijinsky's putative struggle with his bisexuality, and his ultimate or, the show seemed to say, consequent collapse into schizophrenia.
Section 15(1) makes it mandatory to write and sign a policy agreement, which lays out guidance on how a function should be undertaken.
By using a geotechnical engineering numerical simulation software, the stress distribution is simulated for the nitrogen injection pipe in the goaf of YAN ZI SHAN mine, and the traction power is calculated based on it, which lays foundation on successful fulfilments of non-interval nitrogen injection for fire control.
Bolton and Roland (1997) propose a "positive" view of the trade-off determining secession, which lays emphasis on income inequalities across regions rather than on differences in public good preferences.
