Then we lie with one another, on pillows stitched from cotton and stuffed with the feathers of a bird.
Safety lay with one's own.
The explosion blasted the roof off the car and catapulted the bomber's torso onto the sidewalk, where it lay with one remaining arm outstretched.
London Met's vice-chancellor said the action threatened the UK university "brand", but the UK Border Agency insisted that problems over the enforcement of visa rules lay with one university, not the whole sector.
Judgements must still be made about the range for a rating – this can be equivalent to making a categorical judgement, except that the different categories lie contiguous with one another on an ordered dimension.
There are risks in saying that truth lies with one faction in the debate, as against another even when it does.
The answer to the latter question almost certainly lies with one company, Sony.
These are all fundamental questions whose final answer lies with one man, the president.
"A minority community by its very nature does not have a lot of access to media, and if all the ownership and interests lie with one group, it limits voices".
Someone had the sang-froid to snap a photograph: footprints in the snow lead to a tall man lying with one arm thrown behind his head, for all the world as if his last gesture had been to toss off the hat that lies a few feet away.
By taking the case that was meant to bring Alec Hardy redemption and turning into the case that could further underline his errors of judgement – even if in both events the fault lies with one of his colleagues – writer Chris Chibnall is creating the detective's worst nightmare.
