Sentence examples for which to lay from inspiring English sources

Laying hens in loose-housing systems select a nest daily in which to lay their eggs among many identical looking nests, they often prefer corner nests.

These medical records were the foundation over which to lay my childhood memories.

Yet there are other feet at which to lay the blame.

As word spread, more sidewalk entrepreneurs streamed in, spreading ever more blankets on which to lay out their wares.

Hand me my crocheted rug, my narrow, unchangeable views and a platform on which to lay them all out.

In deep water, cable-laying ships drag a sled along the bottom to dig a trough in which to lay the cable.

Ideally he needs quiet, freedom from routine, time in which to lie fallow after a big piece of work, time to go to and fro seeking inspiration.

This patch of stained white asbestos was nothing like the garden children need: bosky borders, climbable trees, grass on which to lie while contemplating the void.

It's like being suspended in a bubble, and an ideal vantage point from which to lie back and look up at the northern lights.

Those that live on land such as the American toad (Bufo americanus) dig a burrow and make a hibernaculum in which to lie dormant.

I spend hours and hours alone in my too-large bed, tossing and turning and trying to find a comfortable position in which to lie.