Sentence examples for would then lay from inspiring English sources
They released them to mate with females, who would then lay sterile eggs.
He and his wife would then lay a clear film over the drawing, trace it and assign a color to every part of the picture.
And there was little to suggest, in advance, that Mueller would then lay out the international conspiracy at the heart of Russia's interference.
She would then lay a sheet of fine Japanese rice paper over the talc, and use her fingernails, or the blunt tip of a ballpoint pen, to scratch lines and shapes through the talc, into the paint.
Brussels' second tack is to denounce Trump's tariffs as a "safeguard measure in disguise". Under WTO rules for safeguards, Article 8(3), the E.U. would then lay claim to more immediate compensation than it would be able to achieve by going through a lengthy WTO dispute.
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, the federal agency that takes over pension funds terminated in distress, is warning that it would then lay immediate claim to $8 billion, diluting the claims of Delphi's other unsecured creditors, who are owed about $3.5 billion.
He would then lie back and seem to dream, his scowl morphing into a happy smile.
The main layer of landslide and flood debris from the NW breach would then lie, unresolved, beneath unit 3, and the LBA intracaldera tuffs below that.
The common support region would then lie between 0.0496 and 0.965.
If an accident is the result of the computer's failure, it becomes reasonable to assume the fault would then lie with the manufacturer.
Hence, the null value of the log OR, 0, excluded by the original CI, would then lie within the interval.
