be laid in English

have sexual intercourse (Slang)

Use "be laid" in a sentence

1. The cloth should be laid flat.

2. A preliminary groundwork must be laid this year.

3. Chillax (Verb) To relax; to be laid back

4. Strict rules governing blends should be laid down

5. No rules can be laid down for handling this.

6. 4 A preliminary groundwork must be laid this year.

7. China's confrontational military Buildup to be laid bare by U.S

8. China's Confrontational military buildup to be laid bare by U.S

9. - keep accounts in accordance with rules to be laid down,

10. 000 federal workers will be laid off to reduce the deficit.

11. The Court of Inquiry recommended additional charges be laid against Captain Nelson.

12. The methods of making such reference shall be laid down by Member States

13. For The Necronomicon to be laid to rest, it has to be dismantled.

14. The four National Highway projects for which foundation stone will be laid include:

15. As decking, level areas can be laid on the ground like a dance floor.

16. 4 The fault of the ass must not be laid upon the packsaddle. 

17. (19) Whereas administrative rules and procedures must be laid down for cooperation in this field,

18. Foundation stone of Dhule City Water Supply Scheme under AMRUT will be laid by PM.

19. The groundwork could be laid at a regional and subregional level prior to that conference

20. In 1937, Italy ordered two more Vittorio Veneto-class battleships to be laid down in 1938.

21. The minister resigned, and the government hoped that the scandal would finally be laid to rest.

22. Detailed rules should be laid down to take account of the new provisions of that Regulation

23. Drunks would be laid off immediately, and could only return when sober. Chronic alcoholics were fired.

24. Rules should be laid down for calculating advances on financial compensation and fixing the security amount required

25. Among the important projects for which the Foundation Stone will be laid, is the Jaipur Ring Road.

26. The story is all too common, but should the blame really be laid on the coaching institutes?

27. or (b) by computer transmission, in accordance with rules to be laid down by the competent authorities

28. Appropriate provisions must be laid down to take account of the particular safety conditions in very long tunnels

29. The foundation stone of roads under central road fund (CRF) will be laid through the press of button.

30. whereas the detailed arrangements whereby rescission of the contract is effected may be laid down in national law

31. But, though this unity must be laid down as the basis of knowledge, it is absolute and transcendental.

32. As long as he is free, there is no way that her soul can be laid to rest.

33. Does he like you to be laid-back with him or very focused on him and very enthusiastic?

34. Uginox is lightweight, vandal resistant and can be laid in long lengths, eliminating the need for cross joints.

35. It appears that before the rig or any other structure can be set up, special foundations must be laid.

36. With so many reports to mislead one, it is hard to say at whose door the responsibility should be laid.

37. (a) to (e)Information is being collected through concerned agencies and will be laid on the table of the House.

38. (a) to (e) Information is being collected through concerned agencies and will be laid on the Table of the House.

39. (d) to (f) Information is being collected through concerned agencies and will be laid on the Table of the House.

40. 14 Mechanical tint a pre-printed sheet of dots, lines or patterns that can be laid down on artwork for reproduction.

41. Fire had to be laid to bed – women would cover charcoal with ashes every evening so that fire would not wander around.

42. No A-150 would ever be laid down, and many details of the class' design were destroyed near the end of the war.

43. 3a. The format and scope of the information referred to in this Article shall be laid down in an agreed worldwide industry standard.

44. Chillax (third-person singular simple present Chillaxes, present participle Chillaxing, simple past and past participle Chillaxed) (intransitive, slang) To relax; to be laid back

45. Chillax (third-person singular simple present chillaxes, present participle chillaxing, simple past and past participle Chillaxed) (intransitive, slang) To relax; to be laid back

46. 2 Before the foundation can be laid, though, we need to prepare the building site, as it were, taking into consideration the circumstances of the householder.

47. Members of temporary staff shall have the right to acquaint themselves with their medical files, in accordance with arrangements to be laid down by the Agency.

48. Specific rules for veterinary treatment should be laid down ranking the different types of treatments and limiting the frequency of use in the case of allopathic treatments

49. For water quantity, overall principles should be laid down for control on abstraction and impoundment in order to ensure the environmental sustainability of the affected water systems

50. Every one is to be accountable for his own actions, and no man is to be laid under a suspicion or odium for the fault of another.