But for today, I'm just going to lay it out.
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"It's a great opportunity to just lay it out," he says.
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This feels so abstract when you lay it out like that.
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But there's a reason I want Leah to lay it out.
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A willingness to partner with me and just lay it out there.
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Lay it out, cut it in half at the breast and debone.
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So you start to lay it out, you say it should be investigated.
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You want to lay it out for people who didn't read that deeply?
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You want to lay it out for people who didn't read that deeply?
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So you have great potential, but you have to lay it out right.
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Mm-hmm. I think we kind of covered this, but just lay it out.
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Let me do my best to lay it out in a way that makes sense.
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Whether you were happy or frustrated, you could lay it out on the family table.
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The instructions printed right on the Switch box lay it out as a two-step process.
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If you're not willing to lay it out there ... Do I hit send and occasionally shake?
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We still had some questions, so we tapped Bossavy to lay it out for us, below.
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LORETTA MESTER: THANKS FOR HAVING ME. LIESMAN: SO I'M JUST GOING TO LAY IT OUT THERE.
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John would give us artwork and Mark Ohe would lay it out and make big decisions.
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They will lay it out there for all to see and for all to learn from.
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"You lay it out, you get the feedback, you continue to fine tune it," he said.
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Proceed as you lay it out below," Manafort wrote back, signing his email with the letter "P.
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You can lay it out pretty quietly on the land to bring the golf course to life.
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Why did you feel the need to lay it out like you would see it on a phone?
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Because there's a lot we want to touch on, but let's just sort of like lay it out.
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You tell me what you have done, and you lay it out so that we can review it.
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But we do have some information and the way I am trying to lay it out is in timelines.
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What's really intriguing about these maps is how they take a really complicated campaign and lay it out clearly.
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It's this balancing act I'm thinking about with respect to your heart, Z. You lay it out pretty clearly.
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After you're sure it's an appropriate time and the person will likely be receptive, lay it out on the table.
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I prefer to let people think for themselves, and in the case of science, you've only got to lay it out.
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Rule number one of a hashtag: make sure no one gets it until you have to lay it out for them.
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If you haven't connected the DNS story with the Amazon story on your own, let me lay it out more explicitly.
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Then, his wife and stepdaughter would take his body home and lay it out in his beloved garden for two days.
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He needs his senior people fully informed by events and options and then a referee to lay it out for him.
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This is old, old news for Battlefield fans, but let's just lay it out for all the noobs: squads are your friend.
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If I don&apost have a place to easily lay it out, I can also just stuff the sweatshirt in on itself.
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The Constitution offers some leeway on how an impeachment trial could be handled but Senate rules lay it out in more detail.
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In case you were in any doubt just how one-sided this battle is getting, we're here to lay it out for you.
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Here are three obvious implications: But there's a fourth implication I haven't seen clearly articulated anywhere, so I want to lay it out.
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I'm not really getting this whole thing, and you seem a straight-up kind of guy, so why not just lay it out?
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We've rounded up some of our top tips on cover letters to lay it out for you in one easy-to-follow guide.
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"Anyone can bake and I think what we really try to do with our videos is to lay it out for people," Josh added.
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Like if I lay it out and just copy it, it's a little too like everyone else who lays it out and copies it.
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And, if all else fails, slice your bread, toast it and lay it out next to enough coppa and cheese to satisfy any takers.
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Now more than ever, I reach for the puzzle, sit up on a corner of the couch and lay it out on my knees.
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But isn't the point of a book the fact that it's not on a screen, so you can lay it out however you want?
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People will come to me and do a consultation, and I have a pretty great assessment tool where we just really lay it out.
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But mentally, you can also see it as kind of a shame when you had such high ambitions to lay it out as one piece.
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You may have already done the math yourself, but let me lay it out for you, just so that we're all on the same page .
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An excavator will remove the trash to another location and lay it out in lines so that searchers can sift through the material, Adams said.
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I asked Gunitsky to lay it out for me as clearly as possible, and to explain the financial dealings between Trump and his Russian business partners.
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Rather than trying to condense an entire recipe into a single post or video, you can use a few images to lay it out step-by-step.
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Tonight, we will lay it out exactly what laws she may have broken and why there is now time to start a formal investigation into her corrupt practices.
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As the authors, Irene Papanicolas, Liana Woskie and Ashish Jha, lay it out, the United States is a sore-thumb outlier among 20093 wealthy nations in medical spending.
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The process is so predictable, you can lay it out in a step-by-step formula—a choose-your-own-adventure, if you will, for fallen stand-ups.
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"People will buy into a plan if they know what it is, and the fact that Phil doesn't speak, doesn't lay it out, is a problem," Checketts said.
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"I think the way you lay it out to get that anxiety out is that when you believe in people, you have to be honest with them," Bradley said.
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"I said, let's pull it out of the closet, let's lay it out there, let's deal with it, let's dissect it," he said in a 2000 interview with NPR.
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So it's one of these things where they're all hacks, but when you lay it out like that it's not clear if all of these people want the same thing.
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The hearings are a chance for House Democrats, who have privately pieced together the back story of Mr. Trump's pressure campaign on Ukraine, to lay it out for the public.
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Find a song you like (Seattle-based Merge signee Telekinesis jumped out at me), click Remix This, and the app will lay it out, broken down into wave forms and sections.
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It also comes with three display stands if you want to lay it out horizontally in stages like NASA does with the last three Saturn Vs on display around the country.
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These charts lay it out: Two years after countries signed a landmark climate agreement in Paris, the world remains far off course from preventing drastic global warming in the decades ahead.
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But if you're skipping the step that gets you the leftovers, you'll have to make it in advance, then lay it out on a sheet tray to dry and cool before frying.
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BECKY QUICK: SECRETARY ROSS, THAT MAKES SENSE WHEN YOU LAY IT OUT THAT WAY – THE IDEA OF A MUCH HIGHER TARIFFS ON OUR CARS THAN ON THE CARS THAT WERE ALLOWED HERE.
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Lay it out on a nice blanket (this one emblazoned with Grave Digger is nice) along with some meaty sandwiches and cookie dough cookies, and go to town on your al fresco meal.
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Trump's proposal came together over the last week, with White House officials working into Friday night to hammer out the details and how Trump would lay it out in his Saturday afternoon address.
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This wasn't the first time we've heard Bezos's view of the far-out future, but it was the first time we've seen him lay it out on his own terms in such a public manner.
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"The Volker/Sondland transcripts lay it out: @realDonaldTrump wanted to clean up corruption in Ukraine, and ensure taxpayer funded aid wasn't going to corrupt causes," North Carolina Representative Mark Meadows wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.
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HARMEET DHILLON, CIVIL RIGHTS ATTORNEY: Right absolutely Laura if there is any other conclusion you lay it out in your Angle about how information was hidden and was treated very differently based on his political viewpoint.
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The essays which lay it out are both leaden and nearly incomprehensible, and since he cultivated it over time, it's contradictory as well — the "genders" the light and the void are identified with change multiple times.
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The role of music in the search for identity lies somewhere near the heart of all these stories, but none lay it out as nakedly as Laura Jane Grace, the founder and leader of Against Me!
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"Even though I was satisfied with the underlying order and the way we went, I just felt like, as a matter of principal, it was a justified approach, and I wanted to lay it out," Chatterjee said.
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Nobody enjoys being preached to about the devastating effects of human callousness on the ocean, so let's lay it out with statistics instead of sermons — or, worse, visuals of baby seals with six-pack rings wrapped around their necks.
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There are mostly but not exclusively Y Combinator alumni speaking, and the founders just really tend to lay it out there and be very honest with their struggles about what went right and wrong, which makes the event really special.
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"I think that we have to make the case to the American people, you know, fact by fact, and lay it out in a coherent way so that people actually understand what the Articles of Impeachment might pursue," Lynch said.
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So someone who works with a delivery bot or a humanoid mimicking human movement can plug in data inputs from their cameras and sensors and lay it out and visualize it for further analysis and interpretation, just like autonomous vehicle teams do.
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She called Ivanka Trump to lay it out: she wanted to go to the Oval Office with "several extremely attractive" women and scientists, get on her knees with them, and appeal to the president's ego to get him to act on climate change.
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"She's so aware of herself, her body, her age, her position in her industry, and isn't afraid to lay it out there, which raises her above it all in some way," Ms. Waller-Bridge said of both the character and Ms. Scott Thomas.
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" Wiping away tears, Meri says, "part of me says that, yeah, it's hard," when asked if it's difficult to be vulnerable, "but then part of me is like, oh, I just want to lay it out all on the table … but that's not healthy either.
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A new racing series for Forza 6, too That's a lot of information to process, so let me just lay it out a little more plainly: the Centenario might be the cover car for Forza Horizon 3, but we won't know for sure until June.
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It's a lot to sift through, so I asked Corey Davis, senior attorney with the National Health Law Program (NHeLP), which protects the rights of low-income and underserved communities, to lay it out for us: When it comes to Naloxone, where can prescribers and administrators still get in trouble?
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After protracted negotiations, the CDB were able to buy North Syre in 1901 and lay it out into 29 substantial crofts, creating the present- day landscape.
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Instead, the important thing is the method used to lay it out. Laid out in one pattern, one of the loops holds "fast." Laid out in what looked like an identical pattern, none of the loops would hold "fast" — the victims cannot win.
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As an original proprietor of Charlestown, John Read was appointed by the colonial legislature of Maryland one of the commissioners to lay it out and govern it. He held various military offices during his life, and in his later years resided on his plantation in New Castle County, Delaware.
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Take a length of optical fiber, say three meters, and lay it out in an absolutely straight line. When a vertically polarized beam is introduced at one end, it emerges from the other end, still polarized in the vertical direction. Mark the top of the fiber with a stripe, corresponding with the orientation of the vertical polarization. Now, coil the fiber tightly around a cylinder ten centimeters in diameter.
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The cane used to make reeds for saxophone, clarinet, and other single-reed instruments grows in the southern coastal regions of France and Spain—and in the last 30 years, in the area of Cuyo in Argentina. After growers cut the cane, they lay it out in direct sunlight for about a month to dry. They rotate the cane regularly to ensure even and complete drying. Once dry, growers store the cane in a warehouse.
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Horb was first documented as or , meaning "swamp" in Old High German, in 1090. But since Old High German was nearly extinct at that time, it is assumed that Horb is even older than that. The swampy land along the Neckar forced the builders of the town to lay it out among the foothills of the mountain called Schütteberg. Today the townscape is characterised by the location of the whole historic city on top of a hill, making it visible from any direction.
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Ropner Park is a free public park, located in Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England. In June 1890 Major Robert Ropner offered a piece of land, known locally as Hartburn Fields to the people of Stockton which could be used as a public park, providing the local council would lay it out 'tastefully' and ‘keep it forever’. On 4 October 1893, Ropner Park was officially opened by the then Duke & Duchess of York. The ceremony involved the royals using an ornate key to open the Golden Gates.
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A. J. McKinstry, 'Crosses Revisited', in The Journal of the Christchurch Local History Society (November 2011). The junction was reconfigured in 1962 when Broadway Lane was extended to meet up with Headless Cross; around the same time, land on the south-west side of the junction was acquired by Bournemouth Borough Council who proceeded to lay it out as a recreation area. The area was to be christened 'Headless Cross Park', but on reflection this was thought to sound too gruesome and 'East Howe Recreation Ground' was suggested as an alternative.Ibid.
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The road remained a private one until 1905, when the General Court required Essex County to lay it out as a county road, compensating its then owners with a cash settlement.. Plum Island Drive runs along the inland side of the island. In the north it is lined with homes. In the refuge it is paved for about half its distance and is a dusty dirt road for the remainder. Along it are numbered parking lots with boardwalks leading to the beach, overlooks and trails, and facilities for the maintenance of the refuge.
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" Whedon later elaborated that "Since the story has already been approved and everybody knows what we're doing with Avengers 2, we can really lay it out. It's not like anyone's saying "well I don't know, what if I need that?" It's like "doing this is troublesome for us, whereas doing this will actually help us." ... You want to honor the events of the last movie but you don't want to be beholden to them, because some people will see Avengers[: Age of Ultron] who did not see any of the movies in between or even Avengers 1.
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In March 1902 a committee was appointed by Wellington Urban District Council to examine ways in which land for the creation of a public park or recreation ground could be obtained. The Council received a letter from Joseph Fox of Messrs Fox Bros & Co., offering to donate to the town not only 1.6 hectares of ground including the Beech Grove, but also to lay it out at the company's expense as a public park. Fox Bros appointed Robert Veitch & Sons of Exeter to design and lay out the park, the landscape scheme being provided by F W Meyer. The park was opened to the public at a ceremony held on 2 May 1903.
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"After spending a lot of time trying to estimate success by combinatorial calculations, I wondered whether a more practical method...might be to lay it out say one hundred times and simply observe and count the number of successful plays." In 1947, John von Neumann sent a letter to Robert Richtmyer proposing the use of a statistical method to solve neutron diffusion and multiplication problems in fission devices. His letter contained an 81-step pseudo code and was the first formulation of a Monte Carlo computation for an electronic computing machine. Von Neumann's assumptions were: time-dependent, continuous-energy, spherical but radially- varying, one fissionable material, isotropic scattering and fission production, and fission multiplicities of 2, 3, or 4.
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The rest of the game's staff told the character designer that most video games during its release had male characters as protagonists because players couldn't relate to female protagonists as playable characters. Due to the limited memory capacity of the cartridge, as well as hardware and technical problems, the final stage was cut short. It also prevented one of the designers from making magic abilities more useful in attack, defense, and movements. For instance, the "Freeze" ability was originally planned to allow players to create footholds and platforms out of enemies, while the "Shield" ability was originally planned to allow players to lay it out and allow the character to move downward.
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Other brief inscriptions are on cippi. A group of 150 tuff statuettes represent a matron holding one or more children in her lap: three bore Latin inscriptions of the early Imperial period. The site of the town being in a perfectly flat plain, without natural defences, it was possible to lay it out regularly. Its length from east to west is accurately determined by the fact that the Via Appia, which runs from north-west to south-east from Casilinum to Calatia, turns due east very soon after passing the so-called Arch of Hadrian (a triumphal arch of brickwork, once faced with marble, with three openings, erected in honour of some emperor unknown), and continues to run in this direction for (6,000 ancient Oscan feet).
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Reporters, editors and staff at work in the newsroom of The Times-Picayune, 1900 In a print publication's newsroom, reporters sit at desks, gather information, and write articles or stories, in the past on typewriters, in the 1970s sometimes on specialized terminals, then after the early 1980s on personal computers or workstations. These stories are submitted to editors, who usually sit together at one large desk, where the stories are reviewed and possibly rewritten. Reporters generally used the inverted pyramid method for writing their stories, although some journalistic writing used other methods; some of the work of Tom Wolfe is an example of reporting that did not follow that style. Once finished, editors write a headline for the story and begin to lay it out (see publishing) on a newspaper or magazine page.
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Hamilton Square, Birkenhead The first steam ferry service across the Mersey started in 1817, and steam-powered ships soon opened up the Wirral's Mersey coast for industrialisation. The 1820s saw the birth of the area's renowned shipbuilding tradition when William Laird opened his shipyard in Birkenhead, later expanded by his son John Laird. The Lairds were largely responsible for the early growth of Birkenhead, commissioning the architect James Gillespie Graham to lay it out as a new town modelled on Edinburgh. In 1847, Birkenhead's first docks and its municipal park, the first in Britain and the inspiration for New York's Central Park, were opened, and the town expanded rapidly. Birkenhead's population of less than one thousand in 1801 rose to over 33,000 by 1851, and to 157,000 by 1901.
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