Sentence examples for lying in over from inspiring English sources
"This provision made me think of converting thousands of seized weapons, lying in over 800 police stations in Bihar, into something constructive," Mr. Abhayanand said with a smile.
The problem lies in over-reliance on social networks, obsession with them, and over-dependency.
If you are having problems with the tape pulling up and stretching the paint, the fault lies in over application of caulk.
When the three days of lying in state are over, Mr Mandela's body will then be flown from an air force base in Pretoria to Qunu in the Eastern Cape for burial.
Almost 500,000 went to see Lee lying in state over the past four days, many queuing in the tropical sun for up to 10 hours to pay their final respects.
The brook that the top of the tree lay in froze over and she could hear the ice cracking beneath the surface.
The skill lies in jumping over games, grabbing power ups and collecting coins — the latter of which provides users different experiences of the same level when enough of the special pink versions are attained.
In modern counterinsurgency operations, much of the battle lies in winning over the local populace.
This might be helping a person get over lying in bed and ruminating over their to-do list or what happened that day, or obsessing about the fact that they're not sleeping.
You might think you can make up for your lack of sleep on the weekdays with a long lie-in over the weekend, but there's no real way to "catch up" on sleep.
A woman alone is lying in a bed over which the beacon of the Eiffel Tower in Paris passes.
