Sentence examples for help but lay from inspiring English sources
The ropes demarcating piping plover protection sites, put up by Conservancy volunteers, come down — thin cordons of hope that we can help birds who can't help but lay eggs in shallow bowls of sand, nests that are frequently drowned in spring tides and storm surges.
What other startling initiatives, one cannot help but wonder, lie ahead?It is easy to see where they are most needed.
He did not succeed in preventing the six day war, but he did help to lay the foundations for future Israeli-Egyptian peace.
True, people in poor countries need food and medicine before they need Internet access, but ICT could help them lay hands on both of these more easily.In several fishing villages on the Bay of Bengal, for example, an Internet link-up allows a volunteer to read weather forecasts from the US Navy's public website and broadcast them over a loudspeaker.
It's all a bit rushed and at 90 minutes, I couldn't help but wonder what lay on the editing floor, probably a big bit that was complex storytelling.
But it may still help to lay down rules to prevent a similar crisis unfolding again.
But help lies just a 45-minute drive away, where tons of supplies sit just across the border in Termez, Uzbekistan.
They will start to help unfreeze things, and they will help lay the foundation for recovery".
Unlike nuclear arms control, these less visible efforts don't generally make headlines, but they do help lay the foundations for pluralistic politics in the future.
But government can help lay the groundwork on which the private sector can better generate jobs, growth, and innovation.
