Sentence examples for that now lay from inspiring English sources

For three decades after the work of Morley and Satterthwaite, nothing worthy of note occurred at Yaxchilan, other than the steady erosion of sculptures that now lay exposed for the first time to rain and moss.

And then he realizes he's made a horrible mistake: Bright visions came to haunt him of a world that could and should have been his, a world of intellect and sensibility that now lay forever mixed in his mind with "the East.

Many of the bodies that now lie in mass graves date from earlier rounds of fighting.

One struck the east coast of the United States, scattering tektites from a crater that now lies under Chesapeake Bay.

Urban archaeologists study American Indian, colonial, and 19th-century sties that now lie within the boundaries of modern cities.

Then they laid down pavers and bricks for walkways that now lie flush with the vegetable beds.

Griqualand East, historical region of South Africa that now lies within interior southwestern KwaZulu/Natal province and adjacent areas of Eastern province.

The president made a soaring appeal for ideals that now lie at the heart of Sanders' campaign to succeed him.

Another thing that now lies broken is any idea that changing demographics might give way to a post-racist society.

"So many of my friends have died here," says Ahmet, pointing vaguely at the narrow streets that now lie devastated.

Just look at all the wells built by well-meaning companies that now lie broken across Africa.