Sentence examples for being laid for a from inspiring English sources
Plans are being laid for a national fundraising appeal.
Behind the scenes, however, plans are now being laid for a move against Cameron if he fails to secure a decisive lead over Ed Miliband.
As an astute politician, he must have known that, in other respects, too, the ground was being laid for a memorable night.
His comments came as the latest construction figures revealed a strong increase in private housebuilding, offering a counterpoint to mounting fears that the ground is being laid for a new housing crash.
Comments by officials on both sides suggested that the groundwork was being laid for a dialogue between the countries that would include their core dispute, the divided border region of Kashmir.
When we first encounter him, in 2008, he lives in an expensive house in South Kensington, in London, and is about to be fired from his job as an investment banker, where he had been involved in trading "mortgage-backed securities, collateralized debt obligations, credit derivatives, and everything else that was now being laid for a bonfire".
From the United Nations and wealthy governments to public health groups and foundation researchers, the groundwork is being laid for an broad campaign against the epidemic in Africa and Asia.
From the very beginning, the groundwork was being laid for an important adult dynamic, and comedy is in dire need of this.
The groundwork was laid for a confrontation of unprecedented proportions.
Plans are laid for a reunion telethon, but no network is interested.
