Sentence examples similar to lies mission from inspiring English sources

To the north lies Mission Valley and Interstate 8.

Walpole was too concerned for his father's feelings to tell him he was no longer a believer, and on graduation from Cambridge in 1906 he took a post as a lay missioner at the Mersey Mission to Seamen in Liverpool.

The problem lay with Mission Control, in Houston, which started them off at too fast a pace and gave them too many experiments to perform.

Their expertise probably lies in their mission.

The Big Blue concept may look like just another toy, but beneath its stylish exterior lies a serious mission.

After units of the Third Division took part of the airport on Thursday night, thousands of American soldiers poured into it today without a clear sense of what military mission lies ahead.

For all the wondrous diversity Carnegie Hall has injected into its programming in recent years, the heart of its traditional mission lies in a few series of concerts each season: extended visits by the world's great orchestras.

Behind the swagger lies a serious mission.

These attacks reveal what a daunting mission lies before NATO-ISAF commander Gen. McChrystal and his team, as they begin operationalizing the strategy laid out by the Obama administration.

Last year, when the wall collapsed at the health centre located in the village in which the mission lies, he and his followers were the ones to repair it.

UNICEF works very well as a decentralized organization – and our country and regional offices' sense of responsibility to our mission lies at the heart of their efficiency and effectiveness.