Sentence examples for scheme to lay from inspiring English sources

The latest scheme to lay water pipes leaves Wayne naturally skeptical.

Even then he could do little more than freeze the jobs of workers due to retire and use a government-sponsored scheme to lay off workers temporarily.

"It finally was apparent to me," he said, "that there was a calculated scheme to lay off the blame for Chile upon me".

A scheme to lay down sand to prevent erosion will see beach levels rise by 25ft (7m), leaving the birds' nests in danger of being swamped, the RSPB said.

The West's conquest (and its conversion into marketable real estate) began in 1785 when Congress adopted Jefferson's scheme to lay over the disorderly wilderness his rigidly right angle grid, where north is always at the top, south always at the bottom.

The psychiatrists sustain the ban on gay parades and the use of veiled schemes to lay off openly lesbian and gay persons from schools, child care centers, and other public institutions.

Even as the candidate schemed to lie to his cancer-stricken wife about a looming National Enquirer scoop on the "love-child bombshell" and finger Young as the baby's father, Edwards made sure to call the fugitives on expense accounts to apprise them of the size of his crowds, his waits in green rooms, and his feelings about his TV gigs.

The Resident-General in Tunis, General De La Tour, is in Paris for consultation on new schemes to induce the fellaghas to lay down their arms.

The memo attributed to Sir Anthony is particularly vital to the prosecution because it appears to lay out the entire scheme.

Wald was the first to lay out a general scheme of chemical reactions, termed the visual or retinoid cycle, which underlies visual perception and regeneration.

These were people who did not stay home at night; they went out to see and be seen, to audition for one another, to scheme and lie and laugh, to drink hard, to pick up men or women and above all, in the Stork Club, to be socially ratified.