Sentence examples for will be laid up from inspiring English sources

Upon completion, the second ship will be laid up immediately or sold to another country.

Now they have made it longer, where a lot of guys will be laying up.

"There's no way I'll be laying up for that hole.

He had to be laid up someplace close.

The sides should be laid up with fire brick and mortar to form a ledge to support the workpieces or tongs with which you will hold your workpiece.

But he does know that the array of players behind him, which includes Vegas, who won last week and is just three strokes back in sixth place, will not be laying up.

Some 700 employees will be laid off and up to 4,000 others could be transferred to Flextronics facilities around the world.

Surgical teams and medicines will be laid on to help up to 5,000 wounded, as well as food and household essentials for almost 690,000.

A total of 28 specially-commissioned stones will be unveiled next year to commemorate medals awarded in 1914 and others will be laid in every year up to 2018.

A total of 28 will be unveiled next year to commemorate medals awarded in 1914 and others will be laid in every year up to 2018.

Barely a year after taking office on a pledge to restore the Mount Sinai Medical Center to economic health, its chief executive, Dr. Kenneth I. Berns, is leaving his post, and up to 500 health care workers will be laid off in a hospitalwide shake-up, administrators said yesterday.