Sentence examples for lay of good from inspiring English sources

The exceptions were "The Lay of Good Hope," in a fine unaccompanied turn by Mr. Smith, and the four-part "When Theseus, Hercules and Jason/I Do Not Wish to See the Beauty of Absalom," with the refrain "I see enough, since I see my lady".

The parish of Martin lies on good agricultural land beneath the chalk downs of Cranborne Chase.

It is not definitive, but it gives a good lay of the land.

"I can help Hollywood understand why the comic book content is working and meanwhile understand enough about the lay of the land to give good story notes and be helpful in picking the right screenwriter".

Also, the proposed approach does not require a numerical model of the measured structure, all of these lay a good foundation for engineering application.

Long-term broadcasting contracts help to lay a good base of revenue and some sports are in the early days of such deals.

As in all clinical cases the most important aspect of the diagnosis of childhood osteomyelitis lies in good cooperation among the paediatrician, paediatric orthopaedic surgeon and paediatric radiologist.

According to traditional trajectory designs, a prescribed profile in a work space is first decomposed into independent joint positions such that the success in a contouring task lies with good tracking capability of individual joints.

The strength of this study lies in its good power, representativeness of the condition studied and good to excellent results, as well as being the first study that measures intertester reliability in patients with shoulder adhesive capsulitis with plurimeter.

To the right lies 30 miles of good road ending at Cobá, a sprawling city in the jungle that was home to as many as 50,000 people a millennium ago.

Behind every story of survival in the Holocaust lies a miracle of good luck - something to make you reflect on the randomness and fragility of all of our lives.