Sentence examples for better laid from inspiring English sources

"It's faster, it's better laid out, it doesn't freeze.

The career path could not have been better laid out for steering the ship at Blass.

This time around, the consequences of different degrees of climate change will be better laid out so that the ministers who meet in Bali next month will understand the options and the consequences of inaction.

I still prefer the aging but sleek Lycosa over this, and the 7G is both more tastefully designed and better laid out.

Other emoji keyboards launching on iOS in recent times include the place-to-go-suggesting Goji, the better laid out Emoji++, and the symbol suggesting Keymoji, to name three.

So where is the creativity in having a villain who is dark-skinned and foreign, drawing on old stereotypes that are better laid to rest?

"China's economic outlook for 2009 will be best characterized as 'getting worse before getting better,' laying the foundation for a firmer recovery in 2010," said Qing Wang, chief economist for Greater China at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong.

The New York Times review called it "as generic as the bullet points in a gay rights brochure" and declared that "the lives behind this movie deserve better", laying some of the blame with screenwriter Ron Nyswaner.

Instead of ticking off lines of her résumé in the most general terms, Ms. Kennedy would fare better laying out specifics about her philosophy on education, even if it meant staking out some thorny positions on those cash incentives and merit pay for teachers.

Serendipity, it seems, worked out better than the best laid plans.

We really need to find a better lay-by for dogging.