Sentence examples for lay by a from inspiring English sources

In the courtyard, a water dispenser was placed next to stinking toilets, and a broken washing machine lay by a trash can and a few brooms.

In automatic computerized cutting systems, introduced in 1967, the lay is covered with a thin plastic film drawn firmly to the lay by a vacuum operating through a porous cutting table and the porous fabric of the lay.

This afternoon, two large wreaths and a half-dozen bouquets of slightly wilted flowers lay by a memorial plaque on the same corner of Freeway Drive West and what is now named Joyce A. Carnegie Place.

"If we would achieve our liberation," Parsons had told a crowd of protesters in April of 1885, "every man must lay by a part of his wages, buy a Colt's navy revolver, a Winchester rifle, and learn how to make and use dynamite".

Paul saw a photograph of me walking through Section 60, where the heroes who fell in Iraq and Afghanistan lay, by a headstone marking the final resting place of Staff Sergeant Joe Phaneuf.

Two hamlets lay within the parish boundaries: Radcliffe, around the church; and Radcliffe Bridge, which lay by a bridge over the River Irwell and later developed into Radcliffe's commercial centre.

The inexplicable discovery, four days later, of Lee's battle plan, wrapped around three cigars lying by a roadside, was an intelligence bonanza.

This was over the treatment of Phil Woolas, found guilty of lying by a court, and barred from standing as a Labour candidate.

Take "The Rescue (Through the Storm)" (1916), in which a young man rescues another, lying by a tree in the snow.

It said the young seminarian found her lying by a fence, and took her to a train station, where she joined other survivors.

This book is so beautifully written and so tender and made me cry embarrassingly lying by a pool on my holidays.