Sentence examples for nowhere lie from inspiring English sources

Hence the tangent planes z = T a ¯, b ¯ ( x, y ) touch the graph at ( a ¯, b ¯ ) and nowhere lie below the graph z = Φ ( x, y ), that is, for any a ¯, b ¯, Φ ( x, y ) ≤ T a ¯, b ¯ ( x, y ).

So when Palin kept repeating her bridge to nowhere lie, bloggers kept calling her on it.

The idea was to paint every inch of every surface in the doll's house white so that spiders would have nowhere to hide, nowhere to lurk and plot violence, nowhere to lie in wait and rear up and inject venom or entomb you in silk and eat you.

"We have nowhere to lay flowers.

She would make up these – just out of nowhere – purposeless lies that I believed.

Also, they have no one to teach them and nowhere to lay their hands on a decent comb, let alone the panoply of gels, rinses, powders, liners and colors that spill from the shelves of the average American drugstore.

The hardest part for Williams when he left the college dorms for school breaks, only to have nowhere to lay down his head: how could he keep up his college education like this? "I had hopes and aspirations of going to school.

Sherlock himself, Benedict Cumberbatch, essays the latest in a long line of British supervillains as he arrives, seemingly out of nowhere, to lay waste to a Starfleet base in future London, and follows it up with his own sequel, devastating a military conference in San Francisco.

"Where it says the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head, that means he's homeless".

And in the whisper-quick moment that he hesitates, I drop an overhand soup bone right out of nowhere and lay it across his gob.

The foxes had holes and the birds had nests, he once said, but the Son of Man had nowhere to lay his head.