Sentence examples similar to foot lay from inspiring English sources

I started to walk behind him, and I looked down on the trail behind him and saw a foot lying on the trail.

Buried beneath the leathery skin of an elephant's foot lies one of anatomy's unappreciated mysteries.

At his feet lay a pale-yellow helmet, for aftershocks.

At their feet lay offerings of currency, garlands of flowers, candles, fruit.

At our feet lay a motionless carpet of horrifying beauty: hundreds of sluggish, scaly marine iguanas.

In front of Mrs. Pagely's feet lay four dice, not small, but the heavy kind.

At his feet lay a moldering pile of something vaguely organic that Mrs. Wilson was able to recognize as a saddle only by its two rusted stirrups.

From high plateaus, the views were stunning and huge: behind us rose gray, mist-enshrouded mountains; at our feet lay an expanse of glimmering green sea.

He'd dragged the barbecue grill to the edge of the trees — I saw a trail of ashes — and around its three feet lay cans and cups riddled with tiny holes.

About her feet lay a mass of the most beautiful toys in the world, most of them slightly battered, as if they had been flung there from a distance.

He'd dragged the barbecue grill to the edge of the trees—I saw a trail of ashes and around its three feet lay cans and cups riddled with tiny holes.