Sentence examples for has started to lay from inspiring English sources

The government has started to lay out new pension regulations which will be unattainable for many firefighters.

In recent months, Baidu has started to lay the groundwork for a more active role in mobile.

While Mumbai may be best known as the home of Bollywood music, in recent years the city has started to lay claim to a growing and passionate indie music scene.

NM Incite — a social analytics JV between Nielsen and McKinsey that forms part of Nielsen's Twitter TV Rating service — has started to lay off most of its employees, and we've even heard that NM Incite will be shut down altogether by the end of this month.

But, as it's already pulling in news from 5,000 newspapers, blogs, Twitter accounts and distributing to over 1,000 teams, YourSports has started to lay the groundwork for a model that could justify bringing the major Sports Tiers (youth, high school, college, professional, etc).

But more importantly, we have started to lay the foundations for the future.

But at least some members of the President's party have started to lay down what could be interpreted as red lines.

Some European nations have started to lay the first bricks in that wall, raising the fear not just of an uncoordinated response but of the dismantling of free movement, one of the pillars of the EU.

He had started to lay out a picnic on a tartan rug — milky tea in a bottle, hard-boiled eggs, slices of brown bread already buttered — when out of thin air a huge black dog appeared, like a phantom or an animal from the underworld, its snarls strange and spiteful.

He had started to lay out a picnic on a tartan rug milky tea in a bottle, hard-boiled eggs, slices of brown bread already buttered when out of thin air a huge black dog appeared, like a phantom or an animal from the underworld, its snarls strange and spiteful.

Second, the minute you make it a story, you've started to lie; you have to choose a point of view, embellish, or leave things out.