Sentence examples for lying at the base from inspiring English sources

"Please Paint White!" read a hand-written note scrawled in red marker lying at the base of a wall in a corridor where Thomas Zipp, another Berlin-based artist, had finished daubing on the final contouring lines hours before a press preview of the exhibition.

A friend found Mr. Nicholas lying at the base of the tree about 5 p.m., the New York State Police told The Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

Jeffers seems, in his poetry, no more capable of insincerity than some boulder lying at the base of a cliff -- and equally incapable, alas, of play and lightness.

For both polymorphs, the structure is comprised of Cu tta 2 NITPz1,3Me) molecules shaped as nearly regular pyramids with four O atoms of the two tta ligands lying at the base.

Kuṇḍalinī, in some Tantric (esoteric) forms of Yoga, the cosmic energy that is believed to lie within everyone, pictured as a coiled serpent lying at the base of the spine.

I walked down, using a trail that squeezes between jutting ledges of sandstone, meandering precariously - and steeply - to impressive adobe and stone ruins lying at the base of a vast wall of sheer rock.

It lies at the base of Mount Brasil.

"Mould-making technology lies at the base of all manufacturing.

The weight lay at the base of the bird's spine so as not to disturb its balance.

The city lies at the base of the Salentine Peninsula on the northern inlet (Mare Grande) of the Gulf of Taranto.

The gully lies at the base of South Hill, which rises 1,100 feet above the waters of the long, narrow lake.