Sentence examples for middle lay from inspiring English sources

Put the coins in the middle, lay the sting on one side and fold it up.

Somewhere in the middle lies one intriguing figure.

In the middle lie the fizzy wee of Strongbow, its jumped-up, overbranded cousin Magners and a slew of similar products like Gaymers and Bulmers.

Somewhere in the middle lie the new wave sushi parlors like Yama and Tomoe Sushi, where the diners are young and the owners would rather be cool than correct.

Webs of radiation and gas, caught there perhaps since the time of the last implosions, show that there in the middle lies one of these so-called holes, spent as an old volcano.

The strain induced by cooling or compression is characterised by similarly orientated strain tensors, with largest principal axis lying approximately along a, the middle lying exactly along b and the smallest approximately along c (Figure 3c).

In the middle lies the Purkinje layer, a narrow zone that contains the cell bodies of Purkinje cells and Bergmann glial cells.

In the middle lies the Hill region, which occupies 42%% of the total land area.

But Martin Gore's sensitively pervy songwriting survives, and for those in doubt as to where the group's heart lies, a middle section of songs drops to a whisper with a monochrome film show from photographer Anton Corbijn.

Somewhere in the middle lie not only the Jewish movements but also much of the Protestant sector.

In the squeezed middle lie tour operators such as Thomas Cook, whose travel agency chains might soon join bookshops, record shops and bank branches as yet another high street victim of the internet and the recession.