Sentence examples for bears lay from inspiring English sources

In the largest of the cave's chambers, which is 15 metres high, there are numerous wallows or depressions in the clay on the ground, where bears lay asleep during their hibernation.

The researchers let sleeping bears lie, but hooked their hind legs up to an apparatus to measure force in the tibial anterior muscle, the one that bends the foot up.

A stuffed bear lay beside him, as if indeed he were asleep.

Cater-corner from Mr. Mazza's house, a deflated polar bear lay at the feet of an animated wood-and-wire Rudolph that was frozen in midprance.

The seal got away, and the bear lay exhausted and panting, with one paw resting on the ice.

In the next shot, the bear lies dead.

One shot even shows Eva sipping claret while a red teddy bear lies face-down in exasperated despair.

I turned around to leave, and lo, there was a brand new teddy bear lying on the sidewalk!

The Atchafalaya — this most apparently natural of natural worlds, this swamp of the anhinga, swamp of the nocturnal bear — lies between walls, like a zoo.

(A similar feat is performed in the modern Russian circus with the bear lying in a small cradle and juggling a flaming torch with its hind legs).

The teddy bear lying on the bed in Shepard's drawing was the real Christopher Robin's toy, Edward, the inspiration for the stories about the bear of very little brain and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood.