Sentence examples for lay through a from inspiring English sources

The only route of escape lay through a gap between the converging American and British spearheads at Falaise.

My parents' generation believed unshakably that the path to health and sanity lay through a serious visit to the lavatory each morning.

And my personal journey, if you want to put it that way, lay through a successive series of, um, I almost would—I almost said "disappointments" but "awakenings" could be another word, as I realized that nobody has their finger on what's going on.

The entrance to the Marland mansion lies through a pair of arched wooden doors, studded with iron.

The road lies through a lane overshadowed by high hedges of prickly pear and aloes, behind which we caught glimpses of orange and lemon groves full of fruit.

Treating a whole category of people with generalized suspicion is no way to get to know your neighbors; the road to safety does not lie through a community that has been alienated.

Part of the answer lies through a large brown door leading off from the first floor balcony of the NHM's iconic main Hintze Hall.

From the outset of their training, students should have the opportunity to explore a wide array of fields and to test where their talents and interests lie through a broadly based scientific curriculum.

The brother, of course, promised that, and the sick man continued: "You will have to go tonight to Mount So-and-so So-and-so So-and-soours' watking disthree from here, mostoofoure way lying thoursh a dense forest.

"A road to it lies through a dialogue between the government in Damascus and the opposition". U.S. concern about an expanding Russian presence in Syria reportedly led to Washington asking NATO allies to close their airspace to Russian military planes bound for Syria.

The road lies through an open plain as far as can be seen.