Sentence examples for confines lie from inspiring English sources

The park consists of only one and a half square miles, in and around the city -but deep in the wooded confines lie 47 mysterious underground springs which send forth a continuous flow of almost a million gallons of water a day with a temperature of appeoximately 140 degrees.

A story is created, and within its confines lies the hook.

The leader in the endeavours to make Cartan's theory, which was confined to Lie algebras, yield results for a corresponding class of Lie groups was the German American Hermann Weyl.

The range of stimulus motions was confined to lie between −38°/s and 38°/s in experiment 1, whereas this range was larger in experiment 2 (see figure 3).

A major fault that offsets the aquifers and confining units lies between the pumping well and observation wells O3 and O4.

He cites a well-known verse in the Koran to support, among other things, the practice of kidnapping: "When the sacred months are drawn away, slay the idolators wherever you find them, and take them, and confine them, and lie in wait for them at every place of ambush".

Internal Solonchaks are largely confined to areas that lie well above the drainage base.

We all know the answers to fixing the healthcare system lie beyond the confines of this post, and it'll take more than a few people reading this piece to see any tangible results.

While public property may lie within the confines of national parks, Polish pastoralists do not have any formal or customary grazing right as is the case in Sweden for example (Eriksson 2011).

And since Iranian developments in Syria lie outside the confines of the JPOA, State Department Deputy Spokeswoman Marie Harf explained that the U.S. is not even going to raise the issue with Iran in the next round of talks.

These tracks lie outside the confines of what you'd traditionally consider house music but that turns out to be a good thing on a compilation comprised largely of homogenous bass-drum showcases.