Sentence examples for lay huge from inspiring English sources

BESOTTED with her radiant beauty, men lined up to lay huge jewels at Elizabeth Taylor's feet.

Between cars, the valley lay huge and silent, surrounded by mountains, gray in the distance.

Below me — very far below me — lay huge pools teeming with microbes.

We drove round a clump of mopani bushes, and there it lay: huge, shapeless, inert, with a disgusting mess of dried blood and raw, blackening flesh where the tusks had been hacked carelessly away.

Here and there lie huge chalk boulders – hunks of regolith, slowly flaking away.

Beneath the soil lie huge mineral deposits that are raw material for China's double-digit growth.

And underground lie huge deposits of riches like lithium, which is crucial to batteries for electronic devices.

About 6km (four miles) beneath their surface lie huge reservoirs of natural gas, discovered as a result of the investment of more than $2.5 billion in Bolivia's oil and gas industry since its privatisation in 1997.

There are other fairly hefty lies as well (free markets will make schools better, inexperienced teachers are the best), but these seven are lies huge enough and foundational enough that the reformster status quo cannot exist without them.

"'Breasts are still our cheapest special effect.'" He feels that a writer who needs to lay out huge chunks of detail in monologues or dialogues has usually failed.

The writer said: "He has to lay out huge amounts of money in legal fees, and he is not able to earn anything except the 12 to 18 cents an hour he gets teaching English in prison.