Sentence examples for projects lie from inspiring English sources

A striking number of ambitious construction projects lie dormant, half-finished.

Four of the projects lie on the upper reaches of the Salween.

Mr. Sendlewski notes that both projects lie in the Empire Zone, which can offer incentives to cultivate new businesses and developments.

Some completed projects lie idle waiting for officials to sign off on an all-important detail allowing a power station to procure coal from a particular mine, for instance.

Three decades of major infrastructure projects lie ahead: "HS2, Crossrail 2, HS3, the substantial investment in ground support and transport for a third runway at Heathrow, the highways programme, the National Grid, nuclear power stations".

Meanwhile, at the urban edges, where the developers and drainers had had their way, what we are left with often is what I think of as the new swamp: pockets of wetland amid buildings and parking lots and a new kind of decay where some of the old projects lie abandoned -- failed truck farms, unsealed dumps -- and nature is creeping back.

The more common motive for contemporary economic integration projects lies in the logic of defensive regionalism.

Try not to have any half-finished projects lying around, like half-built decking or half-done shelves.

Like Preston Sturges, Guest keeps a stable of stock players, and the pleasure of his projects lies in waiting for the old faces to pop up again.

The writer said that "the biggest push for such projects lies in the distorted goals of local governments," and that such projects came with "corruption and waste of money".

Equally fresh in my mind is the past month, filled with cramming in our final senior year projects, lying out on the turf during frees, and always having our nerf guns ready.