"The basis for his books was laid when as a child he listened to folktales.
In 1709 the framework of Greater Berlin was laid when Berlin-Kölln and the newer towns of Friedrichswerder, Dorotheenstadt, and Friedrichstadt were put under a single magistrate.
I first heard the rapper Daniel Dumile (pronounced DOOM-ee-lay) when I was fourteen and hip-hop was just beginning to bloom.
"If I was still talking about not getting laid when I was 18 then …" Is that what the first album's about?
The groundwork for this can begin to be laid when President Bush meets Mr. Putin for the first time in Slovenia tomorrow.
Not a mile of this new track was laid when Tony Blair's Labour government took office in 1997, eager to make a breakthrough in transport.
Heat can also shrink: a water-bearing synthetic unit like concrete block might be laid when green and when it dries there will be a thin crack between the block and the mortar.
"There was a real conscious decision to use… I first heard the rapper Daniel Dumile (pronounced DOOM-ee-lay) when I was fourteen and hip-hop was just beginning to bloom.
The first seed to fall barren was James Blake, who proved unable to build on the foundations he laid when making the final at Queen's and was beaten decisively 7-5, 6-4, 7-6 by Andreas Seppi.
Charles Toubin, Mr. Toubin's father, said the groundwork for his son's career was laid when he bought him, at age 14, a guitar and amplifier for about $25 at a pawn shop.
