Sentence examples for still lay out from inspiring English sources

Will businesses still lay out tens of thousands of dollars for season tickets and luxury boxes and $16 glasses of sauvignon blanc in stadium clubs?

All a new tenant would have to do is paint over the interlocking LA that is on everything from the weights to the 62 empty lockers and erase the whiteboards that still lay out pitching plans for Jonathan Broxton, Brad Penny and Derek Lowe.

These days, with the advent of fast search in cloud solutions, you should still lay out files in an intelligent hierarchy, but t's more common to search for a pattern in a file or file name.

You can still lay out all the silver, crystal and bone china - it's just that the guests will have more freedom to move about, relax and chat.

Most of their victims' bodies were recovered from Hollin Brown Knoll, but the body of a 12-year-old boy called Keith Bennett – a little lad the couple lured to the moor to help look for a lost glove – still lies out there, alone and undiscovered.

But he was fighting back, and he could still try to lay out a plan.

(On these multiple spaces the communicators still seem to lay out wet corn).

An army of workers is still racing to lay out pavements, plant mature trees, roll out turf and install public art around the city.

Russia is biding its time over whether to support the Bush administration in seeking a new United Nations resolution on Iraq, with parliamentary leaders saying today that the decision hinged on economic interests, and with the Kremlin still declining to lay out its terms in public.

"Girls who were able to end things were still able to lay out boundaries," says Barbosa. "Regardless of how much abuse they endure, there comes a point where they go, 'No, this is enough,' which means there's still some strength left".

Better still, children can then lay out their own town (before knocking it out of the way willy-nilly).