Sentence examples for systematically laid from inspiring English sources

By the 1930s Accra was systematically laid out.

Russia systematically laid claim to most Soviet property on its territory.

It systematically laid out the case for a five-year investment programme, identifying regional needs and timetables for filling them.

At every point of intersection, a cluster of five sampling points was systematically laid out at an interval of 100 m apart distributed in the four cardinal points of the intersection (Figure 1).

I was drawn to a reverie starring gangs of pepped-up young curates descending upon Wonga shops with pool cues, systematically laying waste to the fixtures and fittings, and then throwing a line to the terrified branch manager "Hey, it's nothing personal.

"I was drawn to a reverie starring gangs of pepped-up curates descending upon Wonga shops with pool cues, systematically laying waste to fixtures and fittings, and then throwing a line to the terrified branch manager: 'Hey, it's nothing personal.

In typical Mayvian style, James approaches the blackboard and systematically lays out the case: This is the coolest car of all time because it did everything that was ever cool 50 years before anyone else did.

In chapters 4 and 5, Mr. Stark systematically lays out evidence that polytheism and human sacrifice were practiced widely as a part of early Yahweh worship.

As Thewlis's (non)hero makes his way through the London art world, he systematically lays waste to everything good in his life, from friendship to family to love.

However, this intuitive process can be improved by systematically laying out a posited causal pathway, sometimes called a "theory of change," of the steps and components that need to happen to get the desired results.

The stones appear to have been laid out systematically in units and subunits of the long foot; the circumference of the sarsen circle is 300 long feet.