Sentence examples for appropriately lay from inspiring English sources

"The completion of significant preliminary activities is needed to appropriately lay the groundwork for the ARM prior to NASA and Congress making a long-term commitment to this mission concept," the spending bill explains.

"When applications first began to be received it was my view that the final decision appropriately lay at Ministerial level, rather than exposing officials to risk, given the complicated and contentious nature of the issue that is to say the buck stopped with me".

The Crimson Bolt eventually commands a formidable arsenal of firepower that includes bombs and grenades as he and Libby, now nicknamed Boltie and appropriately costumed, lay siege to Jacques's lair.

Charles is a national speaker, a writer and can be found in Oakland and around the country working with youth on how to equip themselves appropriately to lay the ground work for a bright future.

Third, the review suggests that effective interventions for those in the precontemplation or contemplation phase are those undertaken in familiar community settings and delivered by appropriately trained lay individuals.

Enter Archive on 4's Embracing Idleness, presented by the Guardian's very own Oliver Burkeman, which I listened to (appropriately enough) lying in bed, fully accepting my inner sloth.

In the morning, with hours to go before the Crete ferry, I drove out to Homer's tomb, which lay, appropriately, at the very end of a small highway.

Gory tableaux from Joe's original museum also survive, and include a reproduction of the blood-splattered morgue where Dillinger's body lay, looking appropriately waxy.

The topographic images were used to derive a binary image mask with appropriately spaced patches that lay over each separate indentation site.

An important reason for this 'treatment gap' is the lack of mental health specialists in LMIC [ 7]. "Task sharing" with appropriately trained and supervised lay or community health workers has become a widely adopted strategy to improve access to evidence-based mental health care interventions in LMIC [ 8].

"That's ill, yo!" A journal-keeping program called "Dear Me Diary" was illustrated by two appropriately bored-seeming girls who lay on a bed, pens in hand, with their feet kicking idly.