Examples of 'could be laid' in a sentence
Meaning of "could be laid"
could be laid ~ This phrase implies a possibility or potential for something to be placed or positioned in a particular manner
How to use "could be laid" in a sentence
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Minimum standards could be laid down by law.
Could be laid at the door of previous colonial exploitation.
And the foundations could be laid today.
A procedure could be laid down to safeguard a margin of flexibility.
This was before a single brick could be laid.
More emphasis could be laid on qualitative education.
I need a list of employees who could be laid off.
Could be laid upon the rock.
Criminal responsibility could be laid down in these instances.
I could be laid here dead for all anyone cares.
Such a head of hair could be laid in exquisite waves.
He could be laid up in a hospital by now.
One or two volumes of this could be laid open.
Compulsory rules could be laid out in a general basic marketing standard.
Territorial disputes over unimportant islands could be laid to rest.
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The principles of such review could be laid down in an interinstitutional declaration.
Realistic objectives and clearly defined tasks could be laid down.
Irrigation pipes could be laid right in the layer of particulate material.
No other foundation could be laid.
The groundwork could be laid at a regional and subregional level prior to that conference.
Their arms had to be sawn off so they could be laid in separate coffins.
These could be laid at much more shallow pitches on fashionable high status houses.
And further borrowing was out of the question until new taxes could be laid.
The second component could be laid relative to a reference mark of the first component.
Thus the foundation to start building peaceful human beings could be laid down.
Rules to that effect could be laid down in the general conditions for course organizers.
In our opinion, two rules could be laid down.
No charge could be laid in the death of Baby Lane.
This obligation to state reasons could be laid down in the Treaty.
WEU could be laid to rest once the European Constitution was ratified.
Criminal charges could be laid against Shield.
If his wife stayed faithfully by his side, his concerns could be laid to rest.
In one month we could be laid in a ditch with Sir Ector.
These " quality " controls meet the objectives which could be laid down in this field.
The rails could be laid on slopes in zig-zags.
While Trevor 's body was moved so that he could be laid to rest gently.
Eh, sutures could be laid down to minimize it.
Obi-Wan then had her corpse returned to Naboo so she could be laid to rest.
The strands could be laid into a non-woven web.
This did mean that ( relatively ) more track could be laid out in one room.
Regulations could be laid down in this area, as they have been for student exchanges.
The prepreg was dry and boardy but could be laid up into 5 ply laminates.
And a strategy could be laid out as a story that includes the IMO factors, for example.
As far as I know, but if not, he could be laid up.
Even worse, you could be laid off down the road.
That will show quickly, and you could be laid off after a month or two.
A sculpture could be laid out on the floor, like Carl Andre 's bricks.
At a pinch, an identical framework could be laid down for the whole of Europe.
By ending hunger, a firm foundation could be laid for reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development.
It is mid-June, and staff could be laid off in a few days.
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Examples of using Could
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I figured you could use a little help
Could go to prison for some time if convicted
On horseback you could be home in three days
Examples of using Laid
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I laid her down on the chaise longue
I have not gotten laid in seven months
I just laid there waiting for it to be over
