Sentence examples for that might lie from inspiring English sources

It was such an overly cute affectation that it disguised any depth that might lie behind their penmanship.

Unfortunately, the incipient glow that might lie in such work has been snuffed out by the gallery installation.

"It's like looking at a bunch of Christmas gifts that are wrapped," Mr. Domenech said, speaking of the riches that might lie under the ocean bottom.

And I know that I'll lose at least an hour looking at photographs of all the other bugs that might lie hidden in the herbage.

"I implored him to continue because he was very, very doubtful about the prospects for going on and the dangers that might lie ahead," Mr. Fleitz said.

Against a backdrop of weaker global growth, the chancellor said a surplus was necessary to ensure that Britain was ready for any storms that might lie ahead.

This primal crudity was necessary to purge through in order to get to the real creative gold that might lay beneath.

THOUSANDS of high-school students in New Jersey walked out of class yesterday to protest looming school budget cuts that might lay off teachers, increase class sizes, and axe music, art, sports, and extracurricular programmes.

The x2 on the other hand is more rugged, featuring knobby wheels and an elevated chassis for clearing obstacles that might lay in your path.

The actual infinite division of all matter is, of course, sufficient to rule out any standard picture of material atomism since any body that might lay claim to being an indivisible atom would itself be actually subdivided into smaller sub-bodies.

In the 1990s a member of Gajdusek's lab had told the FBI that something fishy was going on and that clues might lie in Gajdusek's diaries.