Sentence examples for lying at the end from inspiring English sources

That zone, a buffer designated by the Federal Aviation Administration and lying at the end of the 150-foot-wide runway, is half a mile long and roughly 1,000 feet wide.

The previous method of determination of crystallization rate from isothermal measurements applied to polymers with high crystallization rate, like poly vinylidene fluoride) or polyethylene, can provide data only for a narrow temperature range lying at the end of the upper branch of the crystallization curve.

The most beautiful experiences in the world are lying at the end of that fear rainbow.

Articular cartilage is a tough and resilient connective tissue lying at the end surface of long bones near joints.

Steinhatchee lies at the end of an empty road overhung with trees dripping Spanish moss.

Arosa lies at the end of a road and rail spur from Chur.

To begin with, it lies at the end of a dead-end street.

The answers lie at the end of many more hours in Middle Earth.

The volcanic sand beach lies at the end of a path through the garden.

What lies at the end of most politicians' – and pundits' – rainbow?

The uncertainty of what lies at the end makes the 12-game gantlet all the more nerve-wracking.