Sentence examples for start to lay from inspiring English sources

They'll start to lay out who the characters are.

Yet unless they start to lay the groundwork for longer term gain, time for catching up will soon run out.

Unless the government starts to get a more effective grip on law and order, Argentines may start to lay the blame at the top.

Allies of Cameron said he could start to lay the groundwork for the £200,000-a-year post by entering public debates about defence and security policy.

His government, which employs about 85 per cent of the country's workforce, said it would start to lay off public workers as limitations on private enterprise became more relaxed, allowing people to start businesses of their own.

But the Pentagon has already warned some of its 800,000 civilian employees of furloughs, and contractors who do business with the federal government may start to lay workers off.Meanwhile, the Treasury can use various accounting manoeuvres for about two more months before it completely runs out of room to borrow without an increase in the debt ceiling.

As Bevilacqua's cellmate astutely notes at one point, "It's strange how, during a dictatorship, words become infected by politics, lose their nobility and start to lie about themselves".

Boosted by a number of loan signings, Bolton have recovered from a poor start to lie 14th in the Championship.

The distribution of the tilt angle β initially broadens gradually, but more dramatically at ≈60 K when some molecules start to lie flat (β = 90°).

The nose will follow your hand, and the dog will start to lie down.

Brazen liars who have gotten away with lying for a long time might start to lie as a way of life, rather than out of perceived necessity.