Sentence examples for for example lay from inspiring English sources

Some tachinid flies, for example, lay their eggs on adult beetles, and the larvae feed inside their bodies.

The sympathies of the film "Seminole" (1953), for example, lay with American Indians rather than with the Army soldiers bent on their destruction.

He didn't, for example, lay out a political strategy that stands a chance of succeeding alongside the military strategy of counterinsurgency and more troops.

Monarch butterflies, for example, lay their eggs only on species of native milkweeds, like the white milkweed depicted in this article.

In the United States, for example, lay judges are popularly elected for limited terms, whereas in England they are appointed by a Judicial Appointments Commission (subject to approval by the lord chancellor) to serve until retirement or removal.

Here the evolutive principle of the idea of freedom is not to be mistaken; in it, for example, lay the spiritual impetus to the social and racial emancipation of slaves, as it was demanded by the great Christian champions of human rights in the 18th and 19th centuries and, through great efforts, pursued and achieved.

The virtuous behavior of courage, for example, lies between the extremes of cowardice and rashness.

Not far from the Bubble House, for example, lies the wreckage of a trimaran.

Much of the site at Akhmim, for example, lies beneath a village and a modern cemetery.

Commercial art (a 13-foot-high RCA Victor sign, for example) lies easily next to abstract work.

The source of the title story, for example, lies in the £25 postwar loan her father received from His Majesty.