Sentence examples for how to lay from inspiring English sources

Do I know how to lay bricks?

How to lay out lots of complicated steps thoroughly, but without overwhelming the user?

Mr. Beinart, although reasonable and judicious, knows how to lay out an argument.

(Note to self: teach this deprived child how to lay out solitaire).

"I don't know how to lay it out," he said miserably.

Planning what to include and how to lay it out are the two most crucial parts of producing a poster.

If your father is a bricklayer, he teaches you how to lay bricks, you might be a bricklayer.

YOU have to hand it to the French government: it certainly knows how to lay down a smokescreen.

The Arsacid army did not know how to organize long campaigns or how to lay siege to fortified cities.

"I taught my partner how to lay down crepes, and he taught me his Korean recipes," Mr. Usher said.

She may not be a police officer any longer, but Lindsay Denton still knows how to lay down the law.