Sentence examples for bases lies from inspiring English sources

Hawaii, which hosts the U.S. Pacific Command as well as critical naval and air bases, lies just twenty minutes by missile from North Korea, so a siren would offer little advance warning.

One of Syria's most modern air force bases lies scarcely 50 miles from Palmyra – on the main road east to Homs – and the Syrian army has for months planned for an attack around the city.

Some of Pakistan's major air bases lie 10 or 15 minutes' flying time from possible targets around major Afghan cities.

Dyess Air Force Base lies just southwest.

Their social base lies partly in small business.

His political base lies with the remnants of the party machine and with the rural poor.

In keeping with Jewish tradition, the base lies covered in stones, placed in homage.

Esrange, Europe's only civilian rocket base, lies 28 miles (45 km) east of Kiruna.

Their main base lies across Niger's badly patrolled border with Algeria, where the Sahel becomes outright desert.

Aside from oil, much of Iraq's potential wealth, and its employment base, lies in its state-owned enterprises, including cement, fertilizer, phosphate and chemical companies.

Lesingo Ole Nanyoi's enkang, the little village of cow-dung huts and thorn-fenced paddocks where his extended family is based, lies right beside Enashiva.