Sentence examples for all that laid from inspiring English sources
When Prime Minister David Cameron met Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Friday, the Tory press headlined stories about a "German plot" to take over Europe and a "secret German memo," not secret at all, that laid out much-discussed German ideas for more integrated governance.
But back in '95 going into our Elite 8 game against UCLA--I didn't know all that laid ahead for us.
There's only three minutes to go!" But all that laying in of supplies and whitewash is to no avail.
But there was a definite edge hidden beneath all that laid-back luxe, evidenced by things such as intarsia sweaters with the word "destroy" across the back, and scarves and shirts bearing a slogan we can only paraphrase here as "EXPLETIVE I Love You".
In fact, there was this whole "RNC autopsy" thing that laid them all out in detail, and I'm not at all sure how much progress has been made in solving them.
Here, amid the odd name - a downbeat Sophie Dahl, a chauffeur-driven Eva Herzigova - was a self-critical exercise that laid bare all the commodification and superficiality of the fashion world.
This mailbox glut, in the minds of many environmentally conscious consumers, is not fine, considering the number of trees that must have been deleted to make the 19 billion catalogs still mailed in the United States each year (with all due respect to those that laid down their lives for my table).
In October 2000, Forbes ran a cover story on storage leader EMC, a story that laid out all the competitive pressures the company faces.
They killed the goose that laid the golden egg.
"That laid the groundwork," Allen said.
