Sentence examples for lies most from inspiring English sources
Their transformative power lies, most likely, in the future.
Eight men survived.This is the whale-story that lies most directly behind Herman Melville's "Moby Dick".
The defining paradox, and delicious fascination, of hitting a baseball lies most clearly within this category.
But the focus lies most heavily on their frequent religious ceremonies, some incorporating elements of witchcraft, and lively festivals that involve cachaça, tobacco, dancing and, above all, music.
The Third Avenue El is long gone, and men no longer wear fedoras, but El Faro doesn't budge, and therein lies most of its appeal.
And there were secrets and lies, most famously Vanessa's daughter Angelica Bell, who was only told on her 17th birthday that her father was not, as she believed, Clive Bell, but that she was the product of her mother's brief sexual relationship with the largely homosexual Duncan Grant.
Some lie most probably in Srebrenica's mass graves.
There in the china light he lay, Most ancient and corrupt and grey.
Within those bands lie most of the city's tourist destinations, top restaurants, major hotels and most popular theaters.
Between these two extremes lie most human diseases those with both genetic and environmental causative influences that are significant.
October 1, 2012 From Julian Huppert Julian Huppert (@julianhuppert) Rather depressing to see Balls and Osbourne competing for who can lay most concrete.
