Use "layby" in a sentence

1. We walked down to the gate together – he’d parked over the road in the layby – and we’d stood at the gate chatting about nothing in particular for a few minutes

2. ‘Haven’t you been over the pass before, Abi?’ I asked as we stand in the sunshine in the layby at the top of the hill - or should that be a mountain?

3. He pulls into the layby opposite my house

4. All of a sudden, Dave pulls into a layby and, after a second’s hesitation, turns the engine off and turns to look at me

5. ‘You know what I said back there in the layby

6. They saw their quarry leave and pulled sneakily out of the layby to follow the black cab

7. Then he pulled in to a layby and stopped the engine

8. I was miles away — in mind and in distance — when an old rusty Nissan van slowed down and pulled into a layby just ahead of me with thick black smoke billowing from its exhaust