Sentence examples for sea lay from inspiring English sources
The quiet sea lay just yards away.
"The sea lay just a few yards off.
In 1960 the surface of the Aral Sea lay 175 feet (53 metres) above sea level and covered an area of some 26,300 square miles (68,000 square km).
"At dawn, when the Aegean Sea lay smooth as a burnished shield, you could hear a trireme from Athens while it was still a long way off," he writes early in his book.
There were no seashells on this shore, but huge grey tree trunks that must have washed up the Mackenzie River and out to sea lay on the gravel sand, here where the only trees for many miles were low willows.
Behind them the sea lay vast and still, giving itself to darkness, veiled now by the dying light in a haze of softest silver.
The Cantabrian Sea lies to the north.
In contrast, the sea lies like a gray doormat.
A box of triangular pencils (they can't roll away in a rolling sea) lies open.
The Black Sea lies to the east, and the northward-draining Danube River delimits the county's western border.
On one side of it, between it and the sea, lies a cemetery with more than a thousand graves.
