Sentence examples for lay steps from inspiring English sources

"We are starting to lay steps so that the poorest begin to rise up to the lower-middle class and then to the middle-middle class," he says.

So there was an abyss between the very rich and the very poor.We are starting to lay steps so that the poorest begin to rise up to the lower-middle class and then to the middle-middle class.

"I went two nights a week to the union's apprentice school in White Plains," Mr. Capocci recalled, "and I had a terrific teacher, Mr. Palmer, who taught me how to lay bricks, lay steps out, make fireplaces and chimneys and also how to read a blueprint".

When Lay steps to the podium at this week's UFO symposium, it will be his first time ever speaking in the United States.

Today, the building is just a memory, and the intersection of SW 7th Street and SW 2nd Avenue where it sat is shadowed by a looming luxury apartment complex; a brightly lit Publix supermarket lies steps away.

The Northeast Ohio Media Group reported on Wednesday that it had obtained an extended cut of the video, which shows police pushing the boy's sister to the ground and handcuffing her as she ran toward her wounded sibling, who was lying steps away from her on the ground.

The manuals also lay out step-by-step procedures for how departments should handle pressing situations like floods and rockslides.

The bureau is supposed to notify all prisoners of the compassionate release program and of their chance to apply, provide standards for eligibility, and lay out steps to ensure that prisons respond swiftly to release applications.

And though he ducked the suggestion that the U.S. could take in more refugees, he did lay out steps to alleviate the burden in other countries, absent a resolution of the fundamental problem of Syria's civil war.

Proof From Eq. (9) we know that S τ (1 ) is the composition of two Lie steps.

At most of the schools that opened, priests, nuns, other clergy members and lay administrators stepped in to teach classes or supervise the students.