"Adam can lay out 150 matchstick cars," Mrs. Berman said.
One can lay out 100 principles, provided his speechwriters work well.
Since his article lacks the false starts and digressions of Ferguson's piece, I can lay out his argument much more easily: 1.
The speech was the latest effort by Mr. Trump's campaign to demonstrate to voters that he can lay out detailed policy prescriptions to problems confronting the nation.
He can lay out a chronology of moments leading up to the event, but some of these are contradictory, others are mere fragments and all are trivial when stacked against what came next.
"The way that I'm motivated is not by how easy it is to recruit a prospect with regard to all of the things you can lay out in the way of facilities or conference," Stevens said.
If you can lay out a scenario that the government — all of us — can use to bring stability back, that can, in fact, reassure people, so we can get back to business, we'll recover fine.
Ms. Creighton describes Holyoke's decision as a way of saying that "our process is individualized, rigorous and includes qualitative material" -- and does not favor the rich, who can lay out large sums for test preparation.
If you can lay out a scenario that the government all of us can use to bring stability back, that can, in fact, reassure people, so we can get back to business, we'll recover fine.
But the reality is we are in a democracy where the central government can lay out a framework, but local democracy, you cannot dictate for it or legislate for it.
"Radio One can lay out the facts and figures that this is a very attractive group for advertisers," said W. Timothy Wallace, a Banc of America Securities senior broadcasting analyst.
