Sentence examples for lies close from inspiring English sources

Thus, it lies close to the auditory cortex.

Vouliagmeni lies close to the road to Athens' international airport.

Awkwardly for the Treasury, which commissioned the Sandler report, the answer lies close to home.

Indeed, the entire problem lies close to the philosophical foundations of mathematics.

Education lies close to the heart of Massachusetts's social and cultural life.

Most of it lies close to the surface in relatively porous reservoirs.

It lies close to the soil and has wrinkled, reddish stems.

The plant lies close to the banks of the Severn on a floodplain.

Making peace with the past, in fact, lies close to the heart of "Silver Lining".

Sochi lies close to Russia's North Caucasus, where an Islamic insurgency is simmering.

Monte Carmelo lies close to the Venezuelan frontier and far from anything remotely resembling a government.