You learned to clean and re-lay the dirty, coal-heated, gas-fired boiler.
I want to re-lay the tracks and knock a few seconds off my time.
"When a bird loses a clutch of eggs, some species will re-lay.
They've spray-cleaned the patio, too, though he's already thinking that he may re-lay that.
Since then the "Sergio Tree" has become a landmark at Medinah, visited so often that the green keepers have to re-lay the sod around it twice a year.
To re-create the feeling of the landscape, Woods must re-lay the bricks of every street — hence his indignation, when reviews of his translations praise the author's prose as if it were not his as well.
"Let's get these new members involved in campaigning, helping re-lay our roots in communities, being involved in a digital revolution in the party that allows members to feel that they're more included in the decisions we make.
For many species, such as golden eagles and ospreys, once the eggs are taken, it is very rare for the birds to re-lay, and the breeding season for that pair is over".
How is it, then, that private individuals with teams of volunteers have managed in their spare time to re-lay, run and maintain narrow-gauge lines for tourist steam trains?
This leaves London without financial backing and also, almost certainly, without a home ground for next season, with Varney adding that Charlton's plan to re-lay the Valley pitch "means that there is a significant doubt whether we will be able to stage rugby league in 2002".
The two clubs had been paying to re-lay the pitch up to six times a season at a cost of almost €200,000 (£160,000) a time, whereas the artificial pitch could do away with all that for a one-off fee nearer to €750,000.
