Sentence examples for possession lie from inspiring English sources

Not all of it, obvs, but in the inner workings of your most precious possession lie bits of the Democratic Republic of Congo in the form of the mineral cobalt, which is used to make rechargeable batteries.

Now boast thee, death, in thy possession lies a lass uparallel'd.

Personal possessions lay trampled on a path; traffic lights were jammed on red.

Nobody ever came back to retrieve the tonnes of expertly carpentered timbers and the masses of valuable possessions lying in shallow water, which over the centuries all sank together, hidden and preserved by the oozy silt.

Byzantine sources indicate his possessions lay "near Haemus", thus close to Sofia, between the Hungarian possessions to the north and Macedonia to the south.

As the eloquent Argentine boss explained in the build-up to his team's latest triumph, Barcelona's strength lies in controlling possession; Atletico's lies in controlling space.

Then it's panic stations again as Julian Green slips to concede possession (he looks lie he may have injured himself in the process) and in the resulting move Jimenez is inches from heading home a deflected cross from the right.

While your gadget is in your possession, this program lies dormant.

Happiness lies not in the mere possession of money; it lies in the joy of achievement, in the thrill of creative effort.

I have to set the broad vision for our nation -- to help us understand that happiness lies not in the mere possession of money; it lies in the joy of achievement, in the thrill of creative effort.

The remains are laid out on raised trays, and at the foot of each lies possessions found with the body when it was exhumed, invariably from a mass grave.