1. I was parked in a lay-by, having a nap.

2. He pulled into the lay-by and got out to see what was wrong with the car.

3. I left my car in a lay-by and set off on foot.

4. We pulled into a lay-by to look at the map.

5. The Cadillac was now parked in a lay-by.

6. The lay-by was three miles away.

7. Assuming he quit the lay-by about twelve-twenty.

8. I'd seen his lorry in the lay-by.

9. The chemicals were dumped by the driver of a tanker parked in this lay-by.

10. Dozens of officers descended when one convoy stopped in a lay-by.

11. The court heard both birds were seriously injured in the fight, which was held in a lay-by.

12. There were only a few other cars in the lay-by at Walbury Hill and their occupants had scattered far and wide.

13. Dozens of drivers had stopped in the lay-by and thousands driven past.

14. George pulled into a lay-by and gingerly fingered through the wallet with renewed twinges of horror.

15. A quick bonk in a lay-by is not my idea of romance.

16. It's alleged the cockfight took place in April at a lay-by at Carterton.

17. He had spotted another lay-by, beyond Jena, just before the link road to the autobahn back to the border.

18. As they reached the lay-by, the accused had pulled in alongside the red van and stopped.

19. It was bigger than the lay-by of yesterday, shaded by leafy beech trees that flanked the road on both sides.

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20. There was, reported clerk Bob Park, a family living in a caravan parked in a layby on Trinity Hall.

21. Green studs indicate the edge of any part of the carriageway at a road junction, layby or passing place.