Sentence examples for will try to lay from inspiring English sources

Dennis Ross, the State Department's envoy to the Middle East, will try to lay the groundwork for what Israeli and Palestinian officials describe as anything from a joint declaration of general principles for making peace to an ambitious framework accord for a final settlement to the half-century-old conflict.

There may be other parties who will try to lay claim to it.

In some species, including elephant seals and grey seals, males will try to lay claim to the desired females and defend them from rivals.

Next you should mist the incubator substrate so it is damp, as your gecko will try to lay here eggs in a moist environment.

I'll try to lay out the areas of broad agreement as well as those that remain in major dispute.

Sounding at times supportive and at other times dismissive about the session in Austin, Mr. Tafel said that "they'll try to lay the ground work to get a real meeting set up" that would include Log Cabin officials.

It is roasted rack of veal for two; it was available on both of our visits, and Mr. O'Meara says he'll try to lay it in whenever he can.

On match day I'll try to lie in and not be up till 9am.

So it is to be expected that they will often try to lay out the local ground-rules and put the new arrivals in their place.

Try to lay them flat, next to each other.

Fools will many times try to lie and confuse you and use you, never shy away from a fool that tries to ask you for too many things and favors aggressively look them right in the face and say no, I can't do that.