Sentence examples for apparently lay from inspiring English sources

(A flashlight, a level — so now I can apparently lay bricks in the dark).

But Paris Match reported on Wednesday that a collector believes that he has discovered the top half of Courbet's portrait, which apparently lay unrecognized for years in an antique shop.

When the strains put on the parliamentary system by the war brought Mussolini to the fore, Victor Emmanuel failed to prevent the Fascist seizure of power, though it apparently lay in his hands to do so merely by signing the decree of martial law proposed by the cabinet.

They were a group of physical education students from a university in Varna, on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, and were on their way up to Vihren with a quick stop at Baikushev's Pine, a gargantuan 1,300-year-old 1,300-year-old 1,300-year-old off treethatl.

Three more bodies, including Dyatlov's, were found at points in between the camp and the big tree, and apparently lay as if they were headed back to the camp.

And therein, apparently, lies the problem.

The answer apparently lies in his last name.

(Apparently lying on a waterbed protects the cows who lie down an average of 14 hours a day).

Where the real adventure starts, and where the future of man (apparently) lies, is with make-up.

Their objections apparently lie not with the morality of the concept, but rather the accuracy of the technology involved.

Their crippled little boy, Eyolf, drowns in the harbour, apparently lying on the bottom as if suicidally resigned, staring up from the depths.