Sentence examples for lay a view from inspiring English sources

Downhill lay a view of what looked like the whole world, ending with opposing slopes beyond the woods-hidden river.

Behind this vignette lies a view held by many Israelis that the Palestinians do not want peace, that the threat of violence is ever-present and Israel must not make further concessions in these talks which are, in any case, doomed to failure like so many before them.

The scenarios lay a systemic view on the development of societies, studying how decentralised renewable energy with low costs could affect society and its social relations.

Beyond this lay an exceptional view of Mont Blanc and the Grandes Jorasses.

Certainly there is something strange about the EU regime, which empowers judges, whether in secular France or mildly theocratic England, to lay down a view on what this or that religion requires.But as Mr Heys points out, employers face an almost impossible situation as they try to weave their way between national, EU and ECHR jurisprudence.

It's true to form that underneath the silliness — the game of spitting objects into the other person's mouth; Ms. Driscoll's riding Mr. Zaritt's back like a cowboy, gripping his ample curls — lies a serious view of the power of sex.

But beneath Simpson's apparent whimsy lay a consistent point of view.

On March 25 , 1742 an Orange County court order mandated that Jeremiah Smith and James Eaton "view and lay" a road from Caudy's property on the Cacapon River to Isaac Perkins's mill near Winchester.

Beyond lies an unobstructed view of the village and the entire valley.

Green said: "At the heart of this report lies an outdated view of disability which is patronising and offensive.

On the right-hand side lies an "enhanced view," which contains a live chatroom where you can talk to other folks about the on-screen action.