Sentence examples for ones lie at from inspiring English sources

In Canada the highest level lies at about 4,000 feet (1,200 metres), in the flattops of the Shickshocks (French: Chic-Chocs); another level exists at 2,000 feet (600 metres) on Mount Carleton; and lower ones lie at roughly 1,100 feet (300 metres) and 600 feet (180 metres) in the Acadian ranges.

Cultural and demographic anxiety about dwindling native populations and rapidly increasing immigrant ones lies at the heart of these parties' ideologies.

In the second print, another man, identically posed, is in bed with a contentedly smiling woman who, for some reason, has three arms (one lies at her side, unengaged in the action).

It is also how democracy dies, one lie at a time.

We might instruct our kids to always be honest with us, but sometimes they won't be, and that's a reality we find ourselves dealing with one lie at a time.

"No one should lie at the border," Goodale told journalists.

In biological systems, the explanations for, or mechanisms of, phenomena apparent at one scale often lie at a different scale.

There's only so much one can lay at the feet of another writer in terms of influencing one's own writing.

But I, for one, will rest easier knowing I'm not the only one lying awake at night.

That was what happened at Anfield this Saturday, when West Ham debutant and former Manchester United defender Patrice Evra was greeted with boos, choruses of Luis Suarez's name and refrains of "One lying bastard" at various points in the match.

Blair admits he had to lie at one point in the Northern Ireland peace talks.