Sentence examples for would lay on from inspiring English sources

If I could celebrate the Ophuls centenary in one evening, I would lay on a free public screening of "Le Plaisir" — one of his most insubstantial works, at first blush, and one of the least known.

EasyJet said it would lay on a flight to Milan on Friday.

"I've done eight junket days already," she says, "but I would lay on a street naked for this movie".

They would lay on biscuits out of their rations and sing my praises: Hit him and he won't even blink!

A few young guys post up hard, sometimes people would lay on the horn a little longer than you'd like, but still and all they really showed a lot of love".

Either side of that near miss, Alex Goode and Brad Barritt put him away for his first, and the imperious Owen Farrell created the second with a grubber to the corner, just as Richard Wigglesworth would lay on his third.

A translucent e-ink screen would lay on-top of a traditional LCD screen giving the user the option of switching between a battery saving and sunlight-friendly e-ink display and the LCD.

We'd lie on said bed, beneath her Romeo and Juliet movie poster, and spend hours talking about how much we hated our peers.

If gun M were heard one second before gun S, the craft would lie on CD, one of the two branches of a hyperbola; at a craft on C′D′, the other branch of the same hyperbola, gun S would be heard one second earlier than gun M. At a craft 2,200 feet closer to gun M, that gun would be heard two seconds before gun S, and the craft would lie on EF.

LONNY STONE Life Is Like a Good Burger Sometimes, the family of Lonny Stone would lie on top of one another to make a hamburger.

Feed them too little, and the largest one would lie on the others in a menacing fashion.