Sentence examples for still to lay from inspiring English sources

BOTTOM LINE The Colts will certainly be better than they were last season, but they have a lot of groundwork still to lay.

A man has to be brave to bat against the best but braver still to lay himself bare as he did.

Nevertheless, Wilberforce still hoped "to lay a foundation for some future measures for the emancipation of the poor slaves", which he believed should come about gradually in stages.

Nevertheless, the report preparers of Beidahuang have still chosen to lay stress on its effective product quality control in order to reinforce the firm's good image.

But it may still help to lay down rules to prevent a similar crisis unfolding again.

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

Job protection rules have been relaxed, but it is still expensive to lay off workers.

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

But most corporations still refuse to lay open a set of financial statistics that are central to their ability to survive.

Last week I watched Al Gore growling and fending off Bill Clinton and still struggling to lay claim to his own administration's tumescent economy.

Executives at ABC said privately that the news division would still have to lay off an additional 20 or 30 people to meet Disney's requirements.