Sentence examples for set to lie from inspiring English sources

The range of projections is pretty broad: GDP growth in 2001, for instance, is set to lie somewhere between 2.6% and 3.6%.

An ambassador is an honest man set to lie abroad for the commonwealth.

Neither side looks set to lay down arms anytime soon.

The American firm is set to lay off 6,000 of its 28,000 American employees, owing to the fall in work.

A fatal car crash looks set to lay him low, but he'll stop at nothing to dodge his comeuppance.

The meeting in Moscow of finance officials from the G20 nations also looked set to lay bare differences over the balance between growth and austerity policies.

Experian is set to lay off hundreds of staff as the credit-checking company comes to terms with a slump in spending by US and UK banks.

Connecticut is set to lay off 2,800 workers next month if the unions do not agree to cuts in their pay raises and a 5percentt increase in their health insurance premiums.