Sentence examples for it lay out from inspiring English sources

The florist knew me, and he knew Billy, and he made a very pretty wreath The Sunday after Billy was buried, I walked over here to the cemetery to look at his grave, and the flowers on the wreath were all wilted and dead, but the ribbon was as pretty as ever, and I couldn't bear to let it lay out in the rain and rot, so I took it off and saved it".

As the debate continues over fake news and the role that aggregators like Facebook have played in spreading it, Apple is making an acquisition that could help it lay out a position as a purveyor of trusted information.

Does it lay out the building blocks for the 21st century economy?

It's not a terrible sentence, but it doesn't flow well from the preceding ones because it lay out a strict, rigid structure where none is needed.

Nor does it lay out specifically what the American military and security presence will be after 2014 or what role it will play.

On one occasion, when John Ruskin, that great champion of the pre-Raphaelites, asked him why his recent An English Autumn Afternoon featured such an "ugly" view of Hampstead's rooftops, Brown flashed back sulkily "because it lay out of a back window".

It should lay out responsibilities for all countries in promoting basic education.

They use it to lay out a broad and sweeping agenda or to turn around a failing one.

"If I want to create an office, it will lay out the most efficient way.

It would lay out specific incentives for that to happen.

"The memo, all it did was lay out the facts," he said.