Sentence examples for started to lay down from inspiring English sources
I knew the concept was very strong and Usher loved it but I think once Usher started to lay down his vocal ideas we couldn't stop.
But at least some members of the President's party have started to lay down what could be interpreted as red lines.
This is not New York or Berlin, but Herbert Morrison's London of the 1930s - a place where the combination of Conservative national government and innovative local Labour leadership started to lay down the foundations for the welfare state.
The Liberal Democrats' opponents started to lay down the battle lines today after the Guardian revealed that Clegg would announce, on Tuesday, that a referendum will be held on 5 May.
Simone got out of the vehicle, dropped to his knees, and started to lay down.
It is only once a bird reaches some 20 weeks that it starts to lay down fat deposits and develop the marbling and the carcass deposition that will give you the all-important bone marrow that in turn means tasty juices.
It does show, however, that as more Glass software slowly becomes available now that the Glass Development Kit is in "Sneak Peak," Google is starting to lay down a few more rules for developers.
Ask them to repeat themselves and act confused--then emphasize you are confused and start to lay down and curl up somewhere defer.add img); Toss and turn and cry/whine quietly.
The nose will follow your hand, and the dog will start to lie down.
that had not started to lay eggs.
