Sentence examples for a well lie from inspiring English sources

Two large ovens and a well lie at the south end, while at the east is the 13th-century postern, blocked when the wall was thickened to support the new buildings above, and re-used as a fireplace.

Within the grounds of this luxury hotel, remains of an ancient Maya pyramid and a cenote, a sacred well, lie close to the elegant 19th-century salons of the estate's former "great house".

The hopes of a nation might well lie with Goodwillie's partnership with Kenny Miller, who did bite off more than he could chew of the alleged Turkish delight.

If socialism has a future, it may well lie in some form of market socialism.

But if there is a remedy, it may well lie here in Dubna (pronounced doob-NA).

But with the fields so tight in both the men's four and the women's quad, Britain's best hope of a rowing gold may well lie with two lightweights: Mark Hunter and Zac Purchase.

"Well, you might as well lie down and take a nap".

The most painful bits of deleveraging could well lie ahead.

Coogan's future may well lie across the Atlantic.

The future of Christianity may well lie in the east.

More rancor and gridlock may well lie ahead.