Sentence examples for the sole lay from inspiring English sources

Cut the fillets from the sole, lay flat in a buttered pan, and season with salt and pepper.

Within that sole lies the shoe's engine: an ultrathin, lightweight, carbon-fiber plate that helps propel the runner.

The sole defect lay in an incapacity to make the most of the mastery.

Put each foot back onto the sole and lay each sheet of TT on top of each foot.

The sole responsibility lies with the author and the Executive Agency is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein.

Any possibility of completing the canal across Panama was gone; its sole hope lay in holding together an enterprise that could be offered for sale.

The two homers in question Ortiz's second and third of the season arrived in the same game, but against the lowly Orioles, and revived the notion, used by some to explain the late power surge last season, that his sole capability lay in exploiting bad pitching.

Its sole consolation lay in shared misery.

To Ataturk, Turkey's sole salvation lay in joining Western civilization, with its premium on reason, equality of the sexes and technological advance.

His sole hope lies at the end of the lane, where the powerful good-hearted Hempstocks live — 11-year-old Lettie, her mother and grandmother — on a farm that is a portal to other worlds.

This truism is as old as war itself, but it proved especially correct in Iraq and Afghanistan, where a new pile of dirt or the glint off a wire in the desert sun could be the sole indication that a bomb lay beneath your feet.