Sentence examples for gulf lies from inspiring English sources

To the east, across the waters of the Gulf, lies Iran.

Within the gulf lies Gonâve Island, which has an area of approximately 290 square miles (750 square km).

You say, 'A person is here, here in the world.' Then, 'That person was here in the world.' What a gulf lies between those two words!

In this gulf lies the vast stew of fake news and wrist supercomputers; now what?

In that gulf lies the heart of the difficulty in solving the health care cost crisis.

Gulf of Shelikhov, also spelled Šelichov, Russian Zaliv Shelikhova, gulf lying off far eastern Russia, a northward extension of the Sea of Okhotsk lying between the Siberian mainland on the west and the Kamchatka Peninsula on the east.

One thing we learn from the book is to have a healthy respect for the seductive gulf that lies between fact and fiction.

THE past year has seen no shortage of studies that try to describe, explain and propose fixes for the digital divide, the gulf that lies between those who have computers and access to the Internet and those who do not.

If part of the blame for the two world wars, and the Korean, Falklands and first Gulf wars, lay with the failure of others to convey the appropriate message, part also lay with the isolation and ignorance on which the aggressors based their misjudgments.Arguably, Mr Kim should be brought closer to reality, not driven deeper into the realms of ghastly fantasy.

The complex of illusions and emotions in which Fitzgerald always enveloped the rich is well known, and once, in a letter to Edmund Wilson, he coupled the Murphys with Tommy Hitchcock as his only "rich friends;" he seems to have had no understanding of the gulf that lay between the Hitchcocks' scale of living and the Murphys'.

Her first couture collection, staged in the same room where her brother held his last a year ago, was as explicit in its homage to him as it was in exposing the gulf that lay between Ms. Versace's esthetic and her brother's.