Sentence examples for laid from high-quality English sources.

• He recoiled, but she laid her hand upon his arm.

• ., laid out some of those arguments Thursday morning.

• He was also laid off from a second job as a server at a restaurant.

• The survival of some species is enhanced by the large numbers of eggs laid.

• Williamson’s campaign manager, Patricia Ewing, who was among those laid off.

• Up to 13 employees may have been laid off, according to The Esports Observer.

• Dozens were laid off from Flatiron School, Business Insider previously reported.

• Eggs laid in nests may be prominently marked with spots or streaks on a light background.

Use laid in a sentence.

• Several of the laid-off employees had only just joined the startup this year, per LinkedIn.

• However, he said he did not “think” he had laid a tribute to the alleged terrorists himself.

• Corporate travel startup TripActions also laid off 350 employees as the travel industry suffers.

• "I have heard horror stories about how Sephora mass-laid off their employees, which was really nerve-wracking."

• It’s a classic example of the fact that many things are laid at porn’s door, that should be laid instead at society’s.

• WeWork has laid off hundreds of staff, and Industrious and Convene likewise furloughed or laid off employees in April.

• A spokesperson for Terranea Resort said in an email that 550 out of 1,100 employees were laid off in May 2020 for the resort’s survival.

• The most common, three-strand rope, is also designated plain, or hawser-laid, rope; a four-strand rope, shroud-laid rope.

laid sentence examples

• Third Love laid off a third of its staff, and Away has furloughed half its staff and laid off an additional 10% of its employees.

• Scrape, cheap butter; also butter laid on bread in the thinnest possible manner, as though it had been laid on and scraped off again.

• In total, five full-time employees were laid off at The Outline, and one staffer at the BDG science publication Inverse was laid off Thursday.

• Most of the stone walls existing, however, were built of fairly large squared blocks laid in regular courses as headers (stones or bricks laid with ends toward the face of the wall) and stretchers (stones or bricks laid with lengths parallel to the face of the wall).