Sentence examples for safety lay from inspiring English sources

Safety lay with one's own.

Governments in many emerging economies concluded that in an era of financial globalisation safety lay in piling up huge reserves.

Mr. Amano emphasized that the agency was not a "nuclear safety watchdog" and that responsibility for nuclear safety lay with individual governments.

Some headed for the beach, thinking they might be safe in the water; others ran through the city, seeking whatever safety lay outside its gates.

Armstead's right shoulder hit the left side of Garnes's helmet, and the safety lay face down and motionless on the field for over a minute.

The house next door, which its owner had been tearing down to make way for a fire lane, was now very thoroughly, if crudely, torn down; its owner, who had been sacrificing his home for the community's safety, lay dead.

Jewish safety lies in a world without racism.

So you may understand that your safety lies in the application of Islam, not fighting it.

But this very thing that seems most dangerous is where safety lies".

(Behind our assumptions about our health and safety lie plenty of mistaken ones about our hygiene, too).

When you're skating on thin ice, your safety lies in speed; the director, Jack O'Brien, understands this and tells the story at spectacular full throttle.