Sentence examples for which were laid from inspiring English sources

The guidelines, which were laid down in 1986, were supposed to make punishment more predictable.

About the same time, electrical lines, many of which were laid across farmland, were severed or stolen, as were expensive generators and other equipment.

The deepest layers, which were laid down long before recorded history, are under enormous pressure, and the firn is compressed into ice.

The stone was cut with the utmost precision into blocks of great size, which were laid without mortar; many of them are still in place.

By the third gallery he adds color, in the form of pastels and then dry pigments, both of which were laid on in multiple layers with a fixative applied between each; hence the magical translucence.

On Tuesday a violinist played a funeral dirge as thousands of the town's residents filed past the row of bodies, which were laid out in an indoor track-and-field complex here.

Ocean Avenue, flanking the park, was the Fifth Avenue of Oak Bluffs, which was laid out in 1866.

Beetle eggs, which are laid in the summer, need moisture to hatch.

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.

Writer tells about Gramercy Park, which was laid out in the eighteen-thirties by Samuel Ruggles in imitation of an English square.