One of the earliest electronic instruments, the origins of which lie in the first world war.
The murders took place at the Moorcock Inn, the ruins of which lie next to Dovestone reservoir.
The northernmost point of the peninsula is Cape Chelyuskin, north of which lie Vilkitsky Strait and Severnaya Zemlya.
Botanically, the fruit is a berry, more or less globular, within the juicy pulp of which lie the seeds.
It is often said that golf is a game of inches, the most significant of which lie between a player's ears.
On the one hand, cars don't get distracted, drunk, or tired, all of which lie at the root of most fatalities on the road.
But there is no finer way to see the best sights, most of which lie where the land meets the water.
It is the only trade model broad enough to encompass services, investment and regulations, all of which lie at heart of the TPP debate.
The process has been especially controversial in New York, areas of which lie atop a large shale formation, mostly because of concern over its environmental impact.
East of the Volga is the large Caspian Depression, parts of which lie more than 90 feet (25 metres) below sea level.
East London and Port Elizabeth, both of which lie along the country's southern coast, are important commercial, industrial, and cultural centres.
