Sentence examples for door lay from inspiring English sources
A board, which served as our door, lay by the shop wall.
In the bedroom next door lay the body of Sister Lucia Pulici.
She went into the bedroom, locked the door, lay down on the bed, and fell asleep with her clothes on.
At the end of a sumptuously carpeted corridor, behind a gold-tinted door, lay the 10-metre pool.
Next door lay salvation: In-N-Out Burger, the West Coast's all-local, all-natural fast-food chain.
On the ground beside the driver's door lay a young man, wearing a striped shirt, one arm outstretched.
Through the second door lies the Information Age, and anyone may enter.
Next door lies Soacha, a grim, depressed town bloated by thousands of refugee families displaced by violence.
ON a quiet Chinatown street, behind a nondescript door, lies the exclusive Le Baron, the local branch of André Saraiva's French night-life empire.
Some nights, when I know she's coming, I unlock the door, lie down on my back, and count her steps from the street to the porch.
"Honoré Jaxon: Prairie Visionary," by a Canadian, Donald B. Smith, (Coteau, $22.95), reminds us that behind every eccentric who lives next door lies a sometimes fascinating story.
