to lay造句怎么写

The farmer decided to lay ten acres down to grass.

We've asked the Palestinians to lay down their arms.

reduce to lay status; of institutions and buildings.

The drug-traffickers have offered to lay down their arms.

They did not expect the invaders to lay waste to their civilization.

Claustrophobic because the room would be too small for two people to lay end-to-end.

The storekeeper promised her to lay aside two dollops of pudding.

人类最最不能动摇的情感，也许就是那深深的母爱。

To overturn every Box and Basket

But to reduce operational costs, it seemed certain that we were going to have to lay off hundreds of them.

Not only should one seek peace but we have an obligation, he says, to lay down our arms, to lay down our right to all things on the condition that others around us are prepared to do so as well.

A tunnel dug under an enemy emplacement to gain an avenue of attack or to lay explosives.

Manufacturing firms need to obtain government permission to lay off a worker from factories with more than 100 staff.

In the future, we should know how to deal with the problems with wisdom and compassion, who are the visitors of your life, so learn to lay down others and learn to lay down the wisdom of yourself.

This is not only an unrealistic expectation to lay on yourself or on them - nobody can "make" you happy, except you - but it's an unrealistic expectation to lay on your relationship.

He may have told us so, but does he really have to lay it on so thick?

"During the night, workmen ripped up the middle of the road so as to lay new pipes."

While some niches are reserved for diocesan priests and nuns, the majority are offered for sale to lay Catholics.

"We are starting to lay steps so that the poorest begin to rise up to the lower-middle class and then to the middle-middle class," he says.

And I am willing---perfectly willing----to lay down all my joys in this life, to help maintain this Government, and to pay that debt.

She uses her abilities to call upon carnivorous bats and long dead spirits to lay to rest all who still pump blood through their veins.

According to the old man, it is not uncommon to lay down a beautiful lady like a flower and accumulate a pile of gold and jade.

As Christmas approached, some of my colleagues began to feel frustrated because the company was going to lay off workers as soon as the Christmas season passed.

A hen coming into lay.

to lay the taBle

They neglected to lay a good foundation.

to lay wreaths at the war memorial

First to lay asleep opposition, and to surprise.

I asked him to lay my letter before the meeting.

Ever stronger dusk, dark, and I do not want to leave, so really want to lay, lay, fragrance Sophorae? Looked at the stars that far.

She hopes to inspire the Jamaicans to lay down their weapons.

The international company decided to lay off its redundant staff in all its departments.

He threatened, as a "last resort", to lay off up to 9,800 state workers to get the savings needed.

We shall have to dig under the river/through the mountain/into the hill to lay this pipe.

He spent almost all his fortune on the hen which was said to be able to lay gold eggs, only to find it could not lay eggs at all.

John did not like card games played for money, but he was willing to lay for love.

There are the vegetables to peel and the soup to heat. Then there's the table to lay and the wine to cool.

Ghana - you don't have to wait in line to watch sea turtles pull themselves onto shore to lay eggs, but you still need patience. Perhaps a flashlight, too.

This is easy to understand the concept of integrity, a clear process for the future continue to lay a good foundation.

He told me, that he had been obliged to lay off Mr. Trager and Mr. Bishop, in spite of their long years of service.

He tried hard to lay her doubts.

Salmon manage to swim upstream to lay their eggs.

We have to lay the sails aback in order to keep on course.

1.to lay one's head on one's pillow and just drop off to sleep; sleep peacefully

Engage in epic siege warfare, deploying mighty siege engines to lay waste to destructible buildings in your path.

In 1979 and again in 1980, we had to lay off thousands of workers, blue-collar and white-collar alike.

For earlier, Jesus said, I have authority to lay down my life and I have authority to take it up again.

Do you know how to lay bricks?

Sir Lawrence's aim is not to lay out a policy.

You have to lay off a little to one side when the wind is blowing across the animal's course.

I shot up to lay buckets out into the storm and to turn a wheelbarrow upright so we'd wake up to plenty of water in the morning.

1.to lay siege to; to beleaguer 2.a siege

Free and easy is not to give up, but to lay down, lay down unrealistic fantasies, put down the past which can not be changed, and let it flow smoothly.

I told them not to lay up treasure in this world.

About one in three only stayed long enough to lay aside money with which to go back home and live in ease.