He's very convincing when he lays it out like that.
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A large body of national survey data lays it out pretty clearly.
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The special counsel lays it out quickly in the introduction of his report's second volume.
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For newcomers, the opening number lays it out point blank: The Greek gods are real.
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He lays it out straight and allows the actors that inhabit it to bring it to life.
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The strategy depends on a sophisticated understanding of Senate rules, and Binder lays it out: Refuse consent.
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In a statement from Facebook's head of sports partnerships, Dan Reed, the company lays it out pretty clearly.
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Justice Kagan, writing the majority opinion, lays it out (references omitted): The practices at issue directly affect wholesale rates.
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The ideal is an interview process and a timeline, and a company that lays it out for you at the start.
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" Rachel's mother lays it out in even simpler terms to Nick during their one on one conversation, "It's about you two.
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So the finale lays it out for us -- who is in the best position of anyone right now if Mellie dies?
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Star lays it out on the table when she tells Hunter that this is merely a house — it's not her dream.
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Clarke snuggles with Niylah later (who calls her on her "they're all my clan" BS) and lays it out a little more clearly.
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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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The woman lays it out during a recorded 2016 interview with police in the wake of her domestic violence accusations against the football star.
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Through a Hammond organ and a bright melody, he lays it out: Smith's future turned out to be tragic and it didn't take long.
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Our Echo Auto review lays it out: Alexa regularly sends you down infuriating and circular discussion paths when you're just trying to get something done.
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And Snopes very simply lays it out and explains that story started in America in the 1940s and has been doing the rounds ever since.
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The way Laidlaw lays it out, it seems like Gordon and Alyx don't reunite, which is sad because they would have been such a cute couple.
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One of the toilet doors at work has a squeak, so he takes the stall apart and lays it out, piece by piece, in the men's room.
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This is, of course, complete B.S. Robach lays it out in the video: Her bosses told her quote "nobody knows who this guy is," in relation to Epstein.
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The stunning accusation, in a meticulously detailed complaint lays it out: Members of an enemy army engaged in a coordinated criminal enterprise to secretly sabotage an American presidential election.
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Again, in content, there are small players, especially as James Murdoch lays it out, but they seem to be moving into areas that had traditionally been AT&T areas.
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An open letter signed by 18 bitcoin exchanges including some large players lays it out: If bitcoin is split into two, these exchanges will trade both versions as separate currencies.
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Walker lays it out ... from the very FIRST thing the rookies should do with their money -- to warning the players to beware of the costly "fetish" that cost him MILLIONS!
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As Murphy lays it out, these include voter suppression tactics; accountability infrastructure; content moderation; advertising targeting; diversity and inclusion among employees; taking out bias from AI and algorithms; privacy and transparency.
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This comparison by Apotelyt really lays it out: You're losing the top LCD that's an easy reference for current settings, and Canon has also left the multifunction bar off of this model.
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Apple lays it out: Like many freemium apps, successful auto-renewable subscription apps operate as services that are continuously supported, and often require sustained content development or feature enhancements to retain users.
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The company lays it out plainly: With less human eyes reviewing the content, the automated system is likely to remove more videos from the platform regardless of whether the content violates YouTube policy.
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It's so crazy, it just might work — the swelling score when Tyrion lays it out dictates exactly how we're supposed to be feel — but the rules are almost too streamlined for their own good.
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Just a quick glance through my beloved bible of the reproductive system, Our Bodies, Ourselves—which I have been reading for insights about sex and reproduction since I was a teen—lays it out.
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As Perl lays it out in fine detail, Calder's story reads like a chronicle of some of the most important developments in the history of modern art, a narrative in which Sandy routinely found himself in the right place at the right time.
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Rather, he lays it out in a methodical, almost antiquated science fair-like display in order to let you come to your own conclusion — in this case, about what these future realities could look like in the age of a global blockchain economy.
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Milwaukee's folk-punk heroes Violent Femmes get that, and the new video for "Issues" from their latest record We Can Do Anything (their first full length in six years) lays it out with a couple stick figures going at it in more ways than one.
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Andre was not a swell talker, and Heenan lays it out on Andre's behalf: The Giant received a trophy recognizing him as the greatest athlete in pro wrestling, only for Hulk Hogan to come out, rattling off a prepared speech and grandstanding his way to leeching from Andre's moment of adulation.
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The suit, filed in December 2015, lays it out in detail: being forced to choose between snorting cocaine or being sodomized; stealing; gutting, skinning and killing animals; forced physical fighting that resulted in concussions; extreme sleep deprivation; guns pointed at their heads; hot wax dripped down their backs; enormous consumption of alcohol.
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Here's a chart that lays it out: And while the Surface Pro X technically has an upgradable SSD, it's not necessarily going to be as easy as it originally sounded: you'll need to find and buy a fairly niche M.2 2230 solid state drive (they're much shorter than the standard varieties) to make that work.
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Her current exhibition at the BMA, curated by Hileman, features many of the same works in the smaller A+P space and lays it out expansively, a luxurious retrospective that features performances, drawings, video, and the large sculptural installations made of the New York Times newspaper, rope, wire, and plastic bags that the artist has become widely known for.
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You see, at the Green Meanie Summit, it was determined that Hoffel would be the one to kill Chanel because she deserves it the most (Chanel accidentally murdered her sister, Agatha, remember?) But Wes really, really wants to be the one to murder Chanel because he blames her for his daughter, Grace's, mental issues so he puts cyanide in a cup of coffee and lays it out for Chanel before the surgery.
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The New York Times movie review from that year lays it out as follows: > In its superficial racing across several strata of rich society, it does > catch some glimpses of behavior that flash a few glints of irony. The > picture is every bit as potent, if not a good deal more so, than the play. > Actually, the stage play, as written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee > from the novel of Patrick Dennis, was more like a movie script in its pile- > up of pictorial business and its multiplicity of scenes.
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Gayle wants to make David pay for what he's done and Erica promises they'll do just that. Erica lays it out for David, telling him she wants him to marry Greenlee, get her out of town and away from Fusion or else. Erica orders David to marry Greenlee, get her to hand Fusion over to Erica and leave town or else Erica will use nurse Gayle to expose David's illegal deeds. Erica reminds David of their deal; marry Greenlee, get her out of town and allow Erica to have Fusion or else David goes to jail.
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Goodrem had also stated that she had wanted it to be about her singing the song. In late March, Goodrem returned from California, where she filmed a new clip for the US version of "In This Life". The video clip, in which she stretches seductively on a stretch of sand on Malibu Beach, will be used to introduce her to the US audiences, as well as a photoshoot for the new cover of her self-titled album, Delta, which was released in the US in July.Delta Goodrem lays it out for the US. Retrieved 30 March 2008.
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Now, Raman tosses furniture about the room and loads a pistol and then takes a body out of a trunk, lays it out on the floor, sprinkles it with whiskey and as another set of firecrackers explode outside, he shoots the poor dead guy's face off. When Amit returns home, Raman is waiting for him and forces his way in. He explains to Amit that he is a spy for India and that he is being watched by enemy agents (he shows the tent and its inhabitants to Amit through the window). He has set up his own suicide (using a morgue body) to throw the enemies off his trail and needs to stay with Amit for a few days in hiding.
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