How To Use Lay-by In A Sentence
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The quality of Buck's voice, which can be described as tinny, raspy, kind of like he has a piece of sandpaper caught in his throat, has not affected the content of his play-by-play stylings.
NY Daily News
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And so, full of misgivings, Leonard agreed to meet the following evening at a lay-by on the road home.
GRACE
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The fact that the men and dogs disappeared into caravans parked in a lay-by near to the field supports the argument that the dogs had just strayed.
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And so Nick was giving us the play-by-play long distance on exactly what was going on.
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The vehicle then pulled into the lay-by and parked up for several hours.
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Just like the old days when he would be out there with Mizner and the guys, running along the sidewalks of Kernsville in pretend slow motion as the half-miler Benny Vaughn did his mock-serious announcer, giving them all funny foreignized names to make them sound more glamorous, doing the play-by-play as they made agonistic faces and leaned histrionically toward the imaginary finish line.
Again to Carthage
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Would mornings really be the same without in-depth play-by-plays of Barbara Walters 'orgasms, Joy Behar's trips to her gyno, Whoopi Goldberg's sex simulations or Sherri Shepherd's nudity?
Boobies, Vibrators, And One-Night Stands: The Ladies Of "The View" Get Dirty (VIDEO)
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The bond strength between banding materials and component edges were measured according to relevant National Standards for 12 different lay-by time gaps from sawing to edge banding.
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The prosector did the postmortem, keeping track of the process... giving a play-by-play to the microphone.
THE HUNDREDTH MAN
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He had spotted another lay-by, beyond Jena, just before the link road to the autobahn back to the border.
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The new lay-by is solely for taxis to drop off and pick up customers with bus passengers having clear unobstructed access to buses from the footway.
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I won't regale you with the play-by-play description of the game.
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In this phony "War on Terrorism", the play-by-play "ringside" announcers are the mainstream media who have decided not only to report the news, but to also "interpret" it for us.
Bush Gets Away with Murder...Really!
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For play-by-play analysis I'll turn it to Aaron Gleeman, but this is how the prospects did yesterday.
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I drove it at speed with the roof off and waited for the howling to become so intolerable that I needed to rest in a lay-by for 20 minutes until the trembling stopped.
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The manufacturing sector are in despair that the bulk of the R&D money is on lay-by and won't be paid until the third and fourth year out.
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Later that morning Akbay went to Tastan's house in a Honda and then drove him to a lay-by in Faversham.
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In the end, the driver crawled along until he could get into a lay-by using only his indicator light for illumination, and used his own mobile to call the police.
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Then the group set off up the narrow winding lane to the main road and the lay-by.
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The decision was taken despite fears raised by people living near the lay-by on the B4632 road to Broadway.
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The play-by-play guy is watching substitutions and talking to the truck as well.
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Police and an ambulance were called to a caravanette in the lay-by at Silbury Hill at about 9pm on Monday.
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His name was so prominent in the play-by-play that you started to look around for Stills and Nash.
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Work will also include the installation of new and bigger lay-bys, improvements to road drainage and the addition of a hard strip to both sides of the carriageway.
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On Saturday I paid some more off my graphic novel lay-by (one more payment to go, Woot!) and got a new belt.
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My spirits were equable but not equal to adventure so I pulled in to a lay-by to eat my lunch, listening to a radio programme on Rachmaninov's second piano concerto.
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The control barge was successfully towed through the Barataria Waterway and completed the route to a lay-by berth in the Mississippi River.
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Greg filled me in with a flawless play-by-play, rescuing my scorecard from oblivion.
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It takes the play-by-play nature of radio and television and converges it online.
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We had pulled into a lay-by between an articulated lorry and a car.
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A quick bonk in a lay-by is not my idea of romance.
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The cameras can be at the side of the road, in lay-bys and on motorway bridges.
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Play-by-play Michael Kay has moved from radio broadcasts and postgames to the TV booth.
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Josh Lewin is the television voice of the Texas Rangers and a play-by-play announcer for FOX's Saturday Game of the Week.
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This bill is a Christmas present for New Zealand workers, even if the full benefit of the gift is subject to a rather lengthy lay-by arrangement.
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It takes the play-by-play nature of radio and television and converges it online.
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When I broke in back in 1986 as a play-by-play announcer, the position was pretty rigidly defined.
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He said he intended to press for a bus stop to be reinstated in a lay-by on the deceleration lane leading to the flyover, saying other lay-bys were used by buses elsewhere on the A64.
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Henrietta Niekro listened to the game and passed on the play-by-play to her husband.
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You don't have to be a Medici to commission a creative work, in fact if it's not being disrespectful, we almost did it on lay-by.
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From the lay-by where he stood parked he had a commanding view of the oncoming stream of traffic.
GRACE
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We were standing in a lay-by some way above the villa, which is on the lakeshore, and he really was annoyed.
TO HIS JUST DESSERTS
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The bond strength between banding materials and component edges were measured according to relevant National Standards for 12 different lay-by time gaps from sawing to edge banding.
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The best place to view the giant from a distance is from a wide lay-by, just outside the village.
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He is the Spanish play-by-play announcer for the Florida Marlins.
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His play-by-play partner had the second-best quote of the night.
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From the lay-by, the path descends slightly to a gate.
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We took the main road from Inverness that goes right along the Western side of the loch, stopping at all the lay-bys on the way down.
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They stop at the lay-bys and throw their rubbish out.
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We pulled into a lay-by to look at the map.
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He is a television play-by-play broadcaster for the Twins, a position he has held for six years.
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It then pulled up in a lay-by, where the occupants were seen trying to set light to the fuel tank before they fled.
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Conner will serve as the programs' analyst, and Chris Marlowe will be the play-by-play announcer.
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A motorist who stopped in a lay-by was hit over the head with a bottle and robbed.
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One problem was that some councils had removed litter bins from trunk road lay-bys to encourage motorists to take their rubbish home with them and to save collection costs.
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It all starts in the press box with the play-by-play and color commentaries.
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Bernstein as its new basketball play-by-play radio announcer Tuesday.
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Right across the face," Jessica told them as if she were an announcer doing a play-by-play.
CIRCLE OF THREE: BOOK 7: BLUE MOON
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About 7,000 motorists will be stopped on two separate days at undisclosed lay-bys, with police being used to tell drivers to pull over.
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The NFL Network on Friday announced the two-year experiment to find out whether Bryant Gumbel could become an NFL play-by-play announcer is over.
Announcers play Tiger card at The Masters
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Some are understood to have gone from lay-bys alongside major trunk roads such as the A64, while five others are set to be removed in the near future from streets in York.
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You can relax just as easily in a lay-by the side of the road that is home to three-dozen cars, a toilet block and an ice cream van.
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He spent five years providing play-by-play on the Grizzlies radio and TV simulcast.
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There is a lay-by on each carriageway, but 70 mph roads have those as well without anyone complaining that they represent a safety threat.
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The five-week scheme will also mean the closure of lay-bys on both sides of the dual-carriageway road at this point.
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At the moment the coalition convoy is descending into chaos as the lead vehicle sits motionless in the political lay-by.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the end, the driver crawled along until he could get into a lay-by using only his indicator light for illumination, and used his own mobile to call the police.
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In a separate fly-tipping incident, Malcolm Wilson of Acomb, York, admitted he dumped household sacks and furniture in an Upper Poppleton lay-by.
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Whether cars are abandoned in residential streets or remote lay-bys they do not send out the message we want.
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Every lay-by on every road is always littered with garbage.
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As Barry Bonds nears Babe Ruth's career total of 714 home runs, play-by-play announcers are facing an awkward first: how do you call a jubilant moment that many people believe is, on some level, a fraud?
Bonds: Tough Call
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He died when the car he was travelling in crashed into a stationary yellow low-loader parked in a lay-by on the westbound carriageway of the stretch.
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The best place to view the giant from a distance is from a wide lay-by, just outside the village.
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Of course, the ultimate loser will be the loyal baseball fan, who will no longer be able to get free audio play-by-play while out of town.
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He laughed as Dragon gave him a play-by-play detailed description of the fight.
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Bob Miller, the Kings' play-by-play announcer since 1973 and a Hockey Hall of Fame media honoree, is scheduled to undergo what he called a precautionary surgical procedure on
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A lay-by for vessels was excavated on the south side of the upper canal cut, about halfway between the head of the cut and the lock.
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They boarded a bus to Midway Airport with the game in progress and listened to the play-by-play on the radio.
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The play-by-play announcer holds a special place in our hearts.
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Officially, I was introduced to my play-by-play partner only after we went to break following the third game of the first set.
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Each region, no matter how inaccessible, possesses its own "biography" of streams, pre-Christian earth mounds, coach stations and lay-bys.
Map of a Nation by Rachel Hewitt – review
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Queens Drive is a clearway and there is no parking allowed on clearways, slip roads and lay-bys.
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Then the group set off up the narrow winding lane to the main road and the lay-by.
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With the music, the microphone, the excitement, the adrenaline, and the play-by-play, the tournament was bananas.
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The men suffered only minor injuries and because of the damage to the car and the accident happening late at night, they decided to sleep overnight in the vehicle, in a lay-by.
