Sentence examples for start to lay out from inspiring English sources

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

Dev Tandon [founder] has a really deep knowledge base and can start to lay out a roadmap for us.

Latin America is a good place to start to lay out a new foreign policy approach of non-intervention, multilateralism, and mutual respect.

Now that you have your topic and a few thoughts about the topic to write about you can start to lay out your rap song.

The government has started to lay out new pension regulations which will be unattainable for many firefighters.

"I was starting to lay out the furniture in my head," she said, "and it seemed every piece of furniture had a place to go".

US authorities are starting to lay out guidelines for drone use, and a human-passenger drone seems certain to face strict scrutiny.

They will no doubt find arguments to use against Mr. Obama when, for example, he starts to lay out the details of his economic stimulus plans.

He had started to lay out a picnic on a tartan rug — milky tea in a bottle, hard-boiled eggs, slices of brown bread already buttered — when out of thin air a huge black dog appeared, like a phantom or an animal from the underworld, its snarls strange and spiteful.

If the Republicans can make the super committee's failure stick to Obama, it will further depress his approval ratings and strengthen the rap against him that Romney is already starting to lay out in campaign commercials: decent guy; good husband and father; totally ineffectual and out of his depth.

He had started to lay out a picnic on a tartan rug milky tea in a bottle, hard-boiled eggs, slices of brown bread already buttered when out of thin air a huge black dog appeared, like a phantom or an animal from the underworld, its snarls strange and spiteful.