Sentence examples for lies remains from inspiring English sources

And as we go wider and expand into new categories, where are passion lies remains in local commerce.

His 1996 turn, in which he got himself inserted into clips from that year's nominated films, including Jerry Maguire, The English Patient and Secrets & Lies, remains a tour de force.

Now some believe sit/lie has simply moved those problems several blocks from the Haight to the park, where sitting and lying remains perfectly legal.

What lies below remains inaccessible, enigmatic.

Next to this shelter lies the remains of their former home.

Just 50km away, but a long ride through the desert heat haze, lies the remains of a little fort, tumble-down with age, and a temple.

Five kilometres south-west of old Marib lies the remains of the Old Dam, the 8th-century BC structure which was one of the wonders of the ancient world.

The headline is accompanied by a Dickensian graphic of a headstone: "Here lies the remains of festive good cheer in Crumlin".

But what lies ahead remains the empty Palestinian seat at the negotiating table.

The self-made illusionist who couldn't tolerate a lie remains a bewitchingly impressive figure, however badly dressed he is.

So long as their big flamboyant lie remains an established fact in the public's mind, President Bush will be seen as justified in taking for himself the power to make war on his whim".