Sentence examples for a much more lay from inspiring English sources

Of the Vat, he told me, "I got to know the library in a way that scholars know it, as a much more lay place".

All of this and so much more lay spread across the fields.

Part of the problem lies with the global economic slowdown, especially the recession in Germany, but much more lies in a rigid labour market and a welfare state bloated even by the standards of Western Europe.A recent OECD report on Poland takes the government to task over labour-market reform.

Skyscanner had indeed achieved profitable success, but one can assume the Chinese are willing to pay 80 times top-line earnings only because they think much more lies ahead.

There is so much more lying deep beneath the surface, unseen to those on top of the water.

Just how much more lies ahead is the big question on how much more aggressive investors should be.

Much more lies beneath the waves.

It's weird because so much more lies ahead -- yet it feels almost empty to wrap up high school," she wrote.

While others were putting their trust in paper promises and talking of "peace for our time", Winton realised that a much more brutal scenario lay ahead.

Hamas may have demonstrated that after several weeks—it has been able to assert its authority over one militant group, but a much more difficult road lies ahead.

"Steve showed us a much more efficient way to lay it out, because kids can skate in a more linear pattern," Redmond said.