Sentence examples for lies up from inspiring English sources

Towering bamboo plants block any glimpse of what lies up above.

Many analysts think a fair price lies up around 240p-250p – they see better cash generation next year and point to a 6% dividend yield.

Hartley suggested that time and responsibility have taught him that there is a way of breaking this cycle: not thinking too much about the game which lies up ahead.

The chalk floor of the basin carries a sequence of clays and sands of the Neogene and Paleogene periods (those 2.6 to 65 million years old), chiefly the stiff, gray-blue London Clay, which lies up to 433 feet (132 metres) thick under the metropolis and supports most of its tunnels and deeper foundations.

"The fact that first-time home buyers accounted for 43 percent of all sales in June, and are likely to account for a much smaller fraction in July and August, implies that a big drop in sales lies up ahead," said Patrick Newport, IHS Global Insight's United States economist.

A Massachusetts company called Cephos says it can detect lies up to 97% of the time using brain scans.

So I decided to lay up to a nice yardage".

"I had to lay up and wedged pretty close," he said.

We decided to lay up in a small wooded inlet just outside the lip of Cache Bay.

"Curt and I aren't exactly the guys to lay up on balls," Swisher said.

Mating occurs underwater, and females may lay up to nine eggs.