Sentence examples for wrongly laid from inspiring English sources
The Constitutional Court, Germany's highest, ruled that a Muslim shop assistant of Turkish origin was wrongly laid off by her employers for expressing her desire to wear a head scarf at work.
Maharaj: The question is wrongly put.
Rightly or wrongly, his private life has been laid bare in public.
Those who attend the MFY clinic frequently complain that they were unjustly denied benefits, often saying that their employers wrongly told the state they were not laid off, but quit voluntarily.
Plorin reacted strongly, and wrongly, to a series of Atlanta-based hip-hop dance moves -- the "Dab" and "Hittin Dem Folks" -- that Newton laid down after scoring a two-yard touchdown on an awful Titans football team.
The cost of the hacking was laid bare by lawyers representing Mr Gascoigne, who said the former England international star had suffered "mental harm and distress" and wrongly accused friends and family of giving stories about him to the NoTW, when in fact his voicemails had been intercepted.
Rightly or wrongly, many women feel that they've secured front-row seats for the human theatre of men who will say and do anything to get laid and that the prospect of unplanned pregnancy is too high a gamble to take.
(lay, laid, laid, laying).
Tweeters laying into Brazil's Marcelo after his own goal against Croatia but wrongly directing their abuse at @Marcello – a London-based male model who was in the gym at the time.
