Sentence examples for lay masses from inspiring English sources

Anecdotally, we note that at Friday Harbor many species lay masses on the tips of hydroids, which lifts them out of the benthic boundary layer and away from other respiring organisms on the benthos.

The remains of hundreds of people, mostly their bones and in some cases only their ashes, lay massed at one end of the chapel.

Egg masses were obtained mostly from adults kept in the laboratory, but in some cases (particularly for Antarctic taxa, which took considerably longer to lay egg masses in the laboratory) masses were collected in the field by SCUBA divers.

The female may lay several masses of eggs during one summer.

Now Britain too fell back on the economic chimera that salvation lay in mass science.

Burton's success lay in mass producing made-to-measure suits, at a price the working man could afford.

About her feet lay a mass of the most beautiful toys in the world, most of them slightly battered, as if they had been flung there from a distance.

"We formed ourselves around the primary facts of the split," she explains, adding that within each girl lay "a mass of fantasy, jealousy and longing that was crucial and would define us".

After Omar Abdullah, chief minister of the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir, initially endorsed this lie, mass outrage was assured.

While megalopterans lay eggs in masses of several thousands, raphidiodeans lay them singly, and neuropterans lay 600 or 700 singly, separately in groups, or in batches.

Lack of association may reflect R. aurora's ability to lay multiple egg masses on one oviposition brace (per observation).