Sentence examples for the bottom lies from inspiring English sources

Cut a hole in each avocado where the pit was, so the bottom lies flat.

At the bottom lies the stage, which is framed by glass on two sides and overlooks the water.

At the bottom lies an intense fear of failure, often expressed thus: "He won't even be able to find a wife".

The houses cling to the hillside as it plunges down to the sea, and at the bottom lies a cove split into two small but charming beaches.

At the bottom lies the failure of the state to protect the weaker and poorer against the stronger and richer, she said.

A certain lightness and transparency offset the stone, as a generous, large-paned apartment building, with workspace at the bottom, lies behind the masonry.

Goosefishes generally live on the bottom, lying quietly or moving slowly about.

Starting from the bottom: lay the new IBC.

After applying the first coat of finish to the bottom, lay the cone on its side, atop the cooling rack and let it dry.

Down an epic staircase, supported (despite its evident weight) at just the top and bottom, lies a surprisingly big gallery, providing ample space for bolder works.

Money accounts for part of this turnaround – the cost, say, of legal claims arising from passive smoking – but at bottom lies the fear of disease and death.