Sentence examples for course lies in from inspiring English sources
The heart of this game, of course, lies in the racing.
Part of it, of course, lies in the very magnitude of Hitler's historical legacy.
The answer, of course, lies in the Bond Rule, which I will now propose.
The answer, of course, lies in the profound divisions by which that party was already riven.
"What is it, dear old thing?" The key, of course, lies in the string of adjectives.
Half the difficulty, of course, lies in picking the right one.
The obvious parallels, of course, lie in the richness of the workmanship.
Certain of an ultimate German victory, he became convinced that France's best course lay in collaboration with Germany in order to assure France a strong role in the future.
The risk for Real, of course, lay in the value given to any goals Wolfsburg could score and the later the game got, the finer the margins would become, the greater the tension.
But, for once, the Church of England lived up to its beliefs: the village's indignant rector buried Hughes beside the gypsy's infant daughter, and put up the stone.Britain's leaders of literature, science or art of course lie in honour.
The American rationale was that military victory would come only by flattening the two cities, and that the better course lay in handing important government positions to former loyalists of the ousted government, who would work, over time, to wrest control from the Islamic militants who had emerged from the shadows to build strongholds there.
