Sentence examples for a better lay of from inspiring English sources

"I need to get a better lay of the land," he said.

The next time I would have a better lay of the land.

This is not to mention kicking the ball around in the rough to obtain a better lie or to miscount the number of swings taken.

The ads, created by Dailey, West Hollywood, Calif., part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, reprise the "Nobody better lay a finger" theme of previous ads.

For decades, the designer has been a staple of London's Spitalfields neighborhood, so who better to give us a quick lay of the land?

"Strategically, by waiting a bit, he's gotten a better sense of the lay of the land and it's clear that no candidate is emerging as a front-runner," said Anthony J. Corrado Jr., a professor of government at Colby College with expertise in campaign finance.

Few Palestinians rate the chances of a recently formed unity government; Israel is determined to smash Hamas anyway.Beyond these places that have got no better lies the spectre of those that have got far worse.

So if you do spend £425 on a Windows 8 Clover Trail-class tablet, you're going to need to shell out on Office, unless you've got a copy of Office 95 or better lying around, in which case you're golden.

And if the hotel doesn't have a concierge, get in contact with the local tourism bureau, which, again, will far better know the local lay of the land than guidebooks that by their nature tend to be brief.

Such insight may provide the clinician with a better understanding of lay health recourses, and, possibly, provide a better starting point for suggesting strategies or discussing potentially maladaptive strategies to patients suffering pain following whiplash.

But a better explanation lies in an analysis of Abdullah's interests and current negotiating position.