Use "lay-by" in a sentence
lay-by example sentences
lay-by
1. on their radio, PNC, red jag in a lay-by,
2. You see the game, as it is, without the play-by-play commentary, and without the constant stream of opinion and analysis
3. Mai Cox pulled her rapid response vehicle into the lay-by and switched off the engine
4. Pulling out of the lay-by and accelerating up the road, I wondered why I was going to all this trouble for an ungrateful old git
5. They’d meet up in a lay-by on the A9 - him on his bike, she in her car
6. There were many old rings of fires in the small lay-by
7. Breathing a sigh of relief Lewis slows down until he reaches a small lay-by about two kilometres further on
8. Further along he knew there were several lay-by's and a woodland car park
9. Slowing down as he reaches the first lay-by Malcolm pretends to look up into the trees
10. Glancing down at the road as he reaches the lay-by Malcolm can see wet tyre tracks where someone has turned around in the road recently
11. Fifteen minutes later the van was back at the gorge and drew to a halt in the lay-by behind the SUV
12. A late model sedan was parked in the lay-by waiting to cross, but a flash of headlights halted proceedings and Eileen Cauldron’s familiar figure emerged and crossed the road to them
13. Eventually, they stopped in a lay-by
14. With the exception of the ongoing play-by-play commentary coming from the TV, a couple moments of silence swiftly passed
15. … with play-by-play tales of their savvy moves!
16. Meanwhile a big white van with a black and sunset orange emblem on pulled into the lay-by outside
17. Still at the window, Greg kept up his play-by-play narrative
18. It was getting late and the station sedan, its bonnet raised, stood about fifty metres from where a dim orange lamp drooped from a pole set back into the tree line beside the lay-by
19. It was dark, obviously late at night, some hours since he had pulled into the lay-by and seen the stricken station sedan, but his mind was clear enough to recognise his surroundings
20. They were in a large unmetalled lay-by parked behind an unmarked saloon and another police car
21. 'This way,' said Truscott, steering them towards a pathway into the wood at the end of the lay-by, 'Meadows is in there already – he's got it under surveillance
22. A random circuit in the back part of Reacher’s brain sparked up with a play-by-play: He flew short-notice from LA, and can’t have taken a gun on the plane, so he has operational support in Chicago, at a fairly high level, given that suppressors are illegal in the state of Illinois
