Sentence examples for lay right on from inspiring English sources

Hof lay right on the border to East Germany.

The bugs were too small and dead and lay right on the water.

The Langbar Gardens Estate (completed 1966) in Swarcliffe lay right on the eastern fringes of the city sprawl until it was demolished in the early 21st century, including the high profile implosions of Langbar Towers, Langbar Grange and Ash Tree Grange.

We found that the distributions for the pellets missed were indistinguishable (in Figure 3 you can see that they lie right on top of one another) and, perhaps most impressively, in a significant number of cases (here approximately 40%) the subjects shifted their behavior before they missed a single reinforcer.

It should be noted that the APB does not lie right on the interface, even on the left-hand side, but one cell inside the BFMO.

Abyei, which has an abundance of fertile land and some oil, lies right on the north-south border.

It's easy to overlook the astonishing diversity of landscapes, culture and history that lies right on our doorstep.

This year the line has moved back, he says, and lies right on Dulles, pointing to a dead heat.Part of the suburban tale involves changing values.

As a match to the prawns and, "perhaps some WA Marron", she'd go with a bottle of Jauma Petillant Natural made from 100% chenin blanc from Blewitt Springs, "which lies right on the border of the Adelaide Hills and McLaren Vale".

That's because although the centers of the dots lie right on the lines, the lines are getting so closely spaced that there's part of the electron density that's not right on the lines, that in fact gets out to almost halfway between the lines.

The individual pursuit lies right on the thin line dividing sprint-type events from endurance races.