Sentence examples for lay directly on from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the peak lay directly on the Tibetan border, across which was its most logical line of ascent, and the Chinese had just garrisoned the nearby town of Tingri.

There is one case in particular from last year which scrapes the bottom of the barrel when one Elsie Poncher, a Los Angeles widow, cropped up on eBay auctioning off the crypt that lay directly on top of that occupied by Monroe.

Your fingers should lay directly on top of the seams, parallel to each other.

When corn has done soaking place shucks back over kernels and lay directly on hot coals.

Mattress covers lay directly on top of the mattress and go underneath all the bedding.

Bercy, which lies directly on the river on the Right Bank, was until this development one of the "secret cities" of Paris.

Dufton Ghyll Wood lies directly on the Pennine Way in a sheltered valleyside spot.

Ghazni, an ancient mud-walled city with a history going back at least 2,500 years, lies directly on that road.

Serengeti lies directly on a route from Uganda to a Tanzanian port called Tanga, on the Indian Ocean.

According to Patrick Natarelli, a county planner, the bike path would lie directly on Westchester Avenue, the service road for I-287, but would probably be separated from traffic by a barrier and outfitted with bridges or tunnels around intersections.

They are wrapped from head to toe in Mylar aluminium sheets for warmth, and appear to be lying directly on top of the concrete floor with no mattressing or other bedding of any sort.