Sentence examples for like laying out from inspiring English sources

Like laying out paper napkins for a dinner party, it is an expression of poor taste.

That would explain why the Plaza also engages 15 men and 2 women who wear black frock coats and white gloves and who, upon request, will do a number of things for you, like laying out your clothes in the morning, employing on your selection of socks a venerable technique referred to as the royal fold.

Paradoxically, however, it was both old-fashioned and limited in its objectives, for Alberti wrote in Latin, a language not within the grasp of most practicing architects, and it dealt with abstract issues like laying out whole cities or the carpentry of Roman ships.

Who do we got?' It is like laying out a battle plan".

"It is like laying out a battle plan," Mr. Salter said.

It's a bit like laying out a deck of cards - you can shuffle them about as much as you like.

"The actors have all made their own performance scripts – like a score – laying out what they should do and when," explains Mitchell.

In that way, Mr. Browne said the order was like an internal stylebook, laying out the correct names for the division and its deputy commissioner.

There is something so comforting, so magical, about the meal simply arriving, already smelling like itself, laid out like a road map to satisfaction.

"I would like to be laid out in the desert to be torn apart by animals," she says, straight-faced.

The plan could be structured like one laid out in a 2001 National Academy of Sciences report.