Sentence examples for largely lying from inspiring English sources

Semi-submersible A broad platform provides stability by largely lying below the sea surface and using water as ballast.

HOUSE, Arizona Ben Quayle Ben Quayle, 33, a son of former Vice President Dan Quayle, was largely lying low in Scottsdale, Ariz., running a small investment firm, before deciding earlier this year to make a run at the open seat encompassing northern Phoenix and the upscale Scottsdale and Paradise Valley suburbs.

A resource that is largely lying fallow in this country.

"Prattsville," the governor said, referring to a small Catskills town that largely lies in ruins.

But for all the praise of his tone, Auster's appeal largely lies in his storytelling.

As for our becoming cyborgs, three experts we convened for our Conversation largely lay the fear to rest.

The techniques largely lay dormant until the 1970s, when a new generation of photographers took up older styles.

The Brotherhood's members are largely lay professionals, not clergymen, and instinctively shrink from handing clerics too much power.

That this could happen in a city that still largely lies in ruins is both sad and grotesque.

Thus, the followers of Ramanuja, referred to as Shrivaishnavas (worshippers of Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi), are largely lay, high-caste Hindus.

The fault largely lies with developing country governments that are often content to accept whatever donors propose rather than try to set their own agenda.