Sentence examples for naturally lay from inspiring English sources

(The exhibition includes an impressive selection.) The big difference, naturally, lay in texture.

It is not so surprising that being a Hamiltonian system, and subject to Liouville's Theorem, might naturally lay some physical constraint upon a demon, rendering it tamable.

We stress the importance of aging the flies on fresh media, as it appears that flies aged on old media (i.e., the same media in which they eclosed) are nutrient deprived and naturally lay very few eggs.

Once you're done take the shorts out and place lying down on an old towel or put on the washing line to dry naturally, lay down some newspaper underneath the shorts otherwise the bleach could stain the grass.

Responsibility for this, naturally, lies wholly on the U.S.A".

While American sympathies naturally lie with people who fall afoul of a police state, democracy is not something that can be imposed from without.

But the greater interest, naturally, lies in Webb Baker's personal story, and here it must be said that his letters, while absorbing and fresh, are not, in the vast library of Civil War correspondence, extraordinary.

But the White House is asking to be given a free pass on the grounds that politicians naturally lie to the public — as if it were folly to assume otherwise.

While American sympathies naturally lie with people who fall afoul of a police state, democracy is not something that can be… REFLECTIONS in which the writer outlines his views of the Soviet regime in contrast to those held by his critics and opponents.

FOR anyone seeing Nora Ephron's new "play with music," "Imaginary Friends," which opens on Broadway on Thursday, most of the interest will naturally lie in this fictionalized extension of the long-term animosity between Lillian Hellman and Mary McCarthy, and in their impersonations by Swoosie Kurtz and Cherry Jones.

Main emphasis naturally lies on the commitment to the Refugee Convention and other legal standards.