Sentence examples similar to lay in early from inspiring English sources

"All of the pipe we laid in 2012, and will lay in 2013, will show up in 2014".

"I think the problem lies in early education.

The only hope for effective treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC or 'hepatoma') lies in early diagnosis.

Four bedrooms and five bathrooms lie in nearly 5,000 square feet of living space.

But its roots (and the very personal impetus behind this workshop) lie in 1970s Canada.

Brown's roots lie in 1950, in a national conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

But a more apt analogy for the present lies in 1990, not in 1994, and with George Herbert Walker Bush, not with William Jefferson Clinton.

The deepest well in production in the gulf — Perdido's Tobago well — lies in 9,600 feet of water.

Their origins lie in 2004, when some of the big subprime lenders began to compete hard for market share.

Furthermore, he said, German intelligence found out he was lying in 2000 – three years before the invasion of Iraq.

Stiglitz's return to the groves of academia is a salutary lesson about where power lies in today's world.