Got-laid Sentence Examples

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  • When was the last time you got laid?

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  • Even though this allowed cotton prices to plummet and demand for cotton to increase, some of those fifty people got laid off, no doubt shaking their fists at the infernal gin as they stormed off the property.

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  • If the company is staying in business and you got laid off, and if your contract says you're entitled to severance pay, it may be worth following up on and possibly filing a complaint with the Labor Commission of your state.

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  • Need a card for someone who just got laid off?

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