Sentence examples for thinking of laying from inspiring English sources

I had a decent drive here but was still about 220 out and thinking of laying up when Bruce handed me my 4-wood and said, "Trust me: just keep it to the right".

I heard of at least one manager who is thinking of laying on a bus to get people to work because they don't have cars and public transport is inadequate.

I was thinking of laying out my paco pad under the tarp, but as the rain intensified a phalanx of those big pale spiders came up over the sand, eyes goggling in the beams of our headlamps.

If you were thinking of laying out the cash for one of the new touch-based e-readers, now would be a good time.

"Directing is a lot of preparing, a lot of laying groundwork, a lot of thinking about putting all the pieces together," he says.

The owner of an electroplating company, he has already cut the hours of four part-time workers, and is seriously thinking about laying off some of his 20 regular workers.

The Atlantic hurricane season doesn't begin until June 1st, but this is a good time to begin thinking about laying in sheets of plywood before the prices go up, and maybe that sweet little generator one always keeps putting off buying.

I was kind of laid back thinking 'I would give it a go' not because I was pressured or because I felt strongly it was the best way to go, but just because I fancied doing it.

This kind of a dynamic and empirically-based futures map is a tool for evoking discussion, strengthening futures thinking, and laying a foundation for policy making.

The memo was "a masterpiece of corkscrew thinking," Mac­intyre writes, laying out 51 schemes for deceiving the Germans at sea, including one to drop soccer balls coated with phosphorus to attract submarines, and another to set adrift tins of booby-trapped treats.

But hearing how the energy of the opening movement of the First translates into the more sardonic mechanics of the same movement in the 15th, and how the tragedy that the second movement of the 15th confronts what was already lurking in the 1920s, suggests that the real foundations of his symphonic thinking were laid right at the start of his composing career.