Sentence examples for lie felled from inspiring English sources

Trees lie felled.

Their trunks lie felled, vast as the ancient stones of Wiltshire, or protrude upright, shattered and amputated, from the black mud of Ypres.

A week later, I found myself lying on the floor of the bathroom in the Gawker office (where, believe me, no one should ever lie), felled by a panic attack that put me out of commission for the rest of the day.

It is yoked under Hay-Gordon's arms like the bar of a crucifix as, Pietà-style, he lies felled in Shaw's lap.

Just down the slope's other side, felled trees lay in a chaos of arboreal ruin.

The air smelled like fresh pine from all the felled trees lying in the streets.

(Holmes, when he is not chasing a criminal, lies on his couch, felled by boredom and cocaine, shooting bullets into the wall of his study).

While his wife and queen lies in a coma, felled by an equestrian mishap, Henry longs for moments alone with his TV set and occasional tumbles with his Chinese mistress.

A felled tree lying across the stage in "Mourning" opposite a veiled shrine, giant wooden chairs (one on its side) and white threads variously pulled in "Violence" (three Cerberus-like men wear butcher's aprons), the long stasis that follows the heroine's second death in "Death": these all make a theatrical impact.

The felled trees lying on the forest floor expose enormous root systems that tower over passing hikers.

After the cloud of brownish dust cleared, the tanks' still-gray hulks lay on their sides like felled elephants.