Sentence examples for lay either from inspiring English sources

Their villages lay either side, accessible to the wider world only along the cratered track.

In the first Christian generation, authority in the church lay either in the kinsmen of Jesus or in those whom he had commissioned as Apostles and missionaries.

This frenzy of authorship is part of the manic depression Garner was diagnosed with in 1989 – "the best news that I have ever heard", as he writes in The Voice that Thunders, as it explained years of mania and inertia, including a two-year period when he lay either in the kitchen or in bed, "12 months of 12 hours each day on the settle, my face to the wall, waiting only for the 12 hours in bed".

The fault lay either with the No. 10 or 11 Group controllers who were late in ordering their Squadrons to scramble.

Thirty four HPBs lay either within, across or adjacent to CNVRs identified within the Nguni cattle population (Additional file 7).

Responsibility lay either with the family, or with a public health agency: 'At the end of the day, parents have to be the ones to do it.

But humanism lies either beyond his grasp or outside the range of his interests.

"But we are not going to lie either, they (Koke, Arda and García) are important players," added the Uruguay international.

They couldn't stand or sit and had to take turns lying either on their backs or their sides, as sharp rocks cut into them from below.

The scoreboard did not lie either time though: Russia are well short and, eviscerated by a crippling injury list, look the weakest host team in memory.

You can enjoy the horizontal shower lying either on your stomach or your back, when it will presumably relentlessly pelt your face.