Sentence examples for lay what from inspiring English sources

Between them lay what was later named the Mohorovičić discontinuity.

Welsh has a shorthand for creating new characters: "Where they stay, who they lay, what they play.

Fawcett contended that in the southern basin of the Amazon, between the Tapajós and the Xingu tributaries, lay what he called "the most remarkable relics of ancient civilization".

Beneath the dry and unforgiving earth of the South Dakota badlands lay what should have been the pinnacle of Mr Larson's career.

In the juxtaposition of those two cards lay what made this phase of the writing process the most interesting to me, the most absorbing and exciting.

There, beneath the sand, lay what appeared to be the ruins of an ancient Egyptian civilisation: the remnants of sphinxes, the skeletons of chariots.

And herein lies what is extraordinary about the salmon story.

Colonel Davis can come across as strident, labeling as lies what others might call wishful thinking.

NINETY minutes north-east of Beijing lies what may be the future of medical technology.

Therein lies what a business owner would call a "franchise" value, or an academic "economic rent".

At the heart of this lies what you might call the paradox of ephemeral communications.