Sentence examples for experience lays from inspiring English sources

Within the TouchWiz experience lays a whole host of gimmicky features that are of little practical use, including 'Air gesture' that allows you to wave your hand over the device to turn pages, but only in specific apps, and 'Smart screen', which uses the phablet's front-facing camera to watch for your gaze and pause video among other things when you look away.

For LMICs, particularly those in Asia, Thailand's model and experience lays out five potentially useful steppingstones for building a national tobacco control research base: 1.

It seemed that nobody else wanted Mr. Tsarnaev's body, said Mr. Stefan, who has experience laying some of society's less venerated members to rest.

Autobiography cannot anymore be spiritualand the obviously sexual dimensionsof experience laid out before alla spatchcocked chicken the cook mentioned she'd make you for dinnerafter she serviced the young monsieuron the staircase.

That experience laid the foundation for her to face the cascade of crises that would follow: her father's political losses, the revelations that he had an affair and a child with his campaign videographer while he was running for president in 2008, her mother's public and prolonged battle with breast cancer, and then in December, her mother's death.

Made art director of Esquire in 1969, despite having little experience laying out pages, Goude's career took a different turn when he met Grace Jones in 1977 (or '78 – the photographer can't remember as "it was a period of decadence").

Planet Moon intended for the player characters to provide a diverse gameplay experience, laying down requirements to make the characters distinct with unique advantages and disadvantages.

Sometimes, she hits you over the head with that frustration, as in "Au Revoir": "Autobiography cannot anymore be spiritual / and the obviously sexual dimensions / of experience laid out before all".

The second baseman was habitually recalling some of his positive baseball experiences, laying them out as immaculately as the uniforms in a Marine's closet.

That the idea of travel is finding your own way through a foreign setting, picking your own favorite taco stand or souvenir stall, not merely retracing someone else's experiences laid out in a guide.

Those experiences laid the groundwork for his later career.