Sentence examples for appearing to lay from inspiring English sources

Romney was criticised during his governorship for appearing to lay the ground for a presidential run.

In appearing to lay the groundwork for a revision, officials, in discussions with environmental groups and in interviews in the last week, have called particular attention to objections raised in April by Judge Edward J. Lodge of Federal District Court in Boise, who is hearing the challenges to the Clinton rule.

According to versions of what happened from Politico and other outlets, the questions included whether Romney had anything to say about his string of bloopers or any comment for the Palestinian people, whom he had infuriated in Jerusalem by appearing to lay the blame for their economic woes on their own "culture".

However despite his future appearing to lie in Spain for the time being, Calderon believes that a Premier League return may tempt the Portuguese star before he retires.

And he appears to lay the ground for a power-sharing deal with Labour.

The lead anchor of "Newsnight," Jeremy Paxman, appeared to lay the blame for the fiasco outside "Newsnight".

But a series of memos appear to lay bare Reckitt's true intentions.

The American attacks today appeared to lay the groundwork for an alliance offensive here.

Now, the deaths of the imams appeared to lay the ground for marshaling an even wider body of opinion.

In 1806, a domesticated hen in Leeds, England, appeared to lay eggs inscribed with the message "Christ is coming".

Richard Stone, a foundation trustee, appeared to lay the blame with the former president's team in a scathing letter sent to senior William J Clinton Foundation officials.