Sentence examples for programs to lay from inspiring English sources

If not, we'll just remember it as the sprawling mess that kicked up dozens of scandal headlines about $200 million programs to lay grass around the Jefferson Memorial.

Funding for Head Start and Early Head Start, which provide health and education services to some 900,000 preschool children, has not kept up with inflation over the past five years, forcing programs to lay off teachers, reduce salaries and curtail operating hours.

The irony about it is this broadband miracle that's happened in the U.S. over the last five years or so was totally unanticipated by the people who wanted massive government programs to lay fiber to every remote farmhouse.

The 2004 budget request released today envisions a small, winged vehicle to serve as an alternative to the aging shuttle fleet and a host of technology programs to lay the foundation for more aggressive exploration of the solar system.

It also offers certificates and training programs to lay church leaders seeking advanced courses in Theology, Bible studies, Church History, and Servant Leadership.

degree; as well as certificates and training programs to lay church leaders seeking advanced courses in Theology, Bible studies, Church History, and Servant Leadership.

"We're in the middle of a $300 million program to lay fiber in Ireland".

This fall, Black Girls Code will launch its regular programming to "lay a foundation to fully engage girls of color in Detroit," Black Girls Code founder Kimberly Bryant said in a statement.

It must be framed as a choice between the failed Republican policies of the past and the Democratic program to lay a foundation for sustained, widely-shared economic growth.

We can see the early results of their government program to lay off half a million government employees with the goodbye phrase, "You are now in business for yourself, pick up your license on the way out".

I'm not going to bore you with 14 steps, but among others, after selecting the topic, after using a CAD program to lay out the text and frames, after re-reading it, after checking it for grammar, after asking my wife, who started life as a researcher for Time, Inc. before she wrote columns for Sports Illustrated, she goes over every comma.