Sentence examples for lay yet from inspiring English sources

Behind the Jefferson-Hemings affair, Gordon-Reed wrote, lay yet another buried family tie: Sally Hemings was the half sister of Jefferson's wife, Martha Wayles.

He had written in "Der Aufbruch": At day's end, perhaps, paeans for us would play, Perhaps under the dead somewhere stretched out we lay, Yet before the stir to arms and before to earth we sink Full and gleaming our eyes would of the world and sunlight drink.

Second, it's a way for Google to lay yet more groundwork to position itself as a go-to resource for transportation services.

Therein lies yet another reason that makes it easy to overlook Houthuesen's art.

Here, then, lie yet further delights, despite the condition of your feet.

She discovers him lying, yet also admits to bending the truth herself.

And while he doesn't know quite where his strengths lie yet, tracks such as Strange Things and Lonely Side of Her boast a ghostly, weathered quality that compensates for the odd hillbilly dud.

The archconservative jurist and the neoconnish political analyst were there to debate a proposition -- "That America's brightest days lie yet before her" -- which has recently been dividing conservatives who believe that the country is getting better despite the baleful effects of sixties liberalism from those who believe that it is doomed because of sixties liberalism.

Our results support the cognitive load hypothesis for lying, yet are mixed regarding the response conflict hypothesis.

In Fig. 5b, the maximum of the size distribution curve lies yet again extremely close to the maxima of histogram.

Some 57km over the mountains from Shipka lies yet another historic settlement - Veliko Tarnovo, the "City of the Tsars" - famous for being the medieval seat of Bulgarian power.