Sentence examples for there it lies from inspiring English sources

There it lies dormant, kept in check by the body's immune system.

Having escaped a broken marriage in England and returned to her homeland, Amal loses herself cathartically in the remnants of Anna's life: "That is the beauty of the past; there it lies on the table: journals, pictures, a candle-glass, a few books of history...

"There it lies, outspread in golden light, roofs, terraces, and towers sliding over the plain's edge in a rush dammed here and there by barriers of cypress and ilex, but growing more precipitous as the ravine of the Fez narrows downward with the fall of the river.

Navigated down a steep hill and there it lay.

There it lay in the tar, grotesquely elongated, a bone glistening blue out the torn end".

And there it lay until the state and federal governments decided to deepen and widen the ship channel to accommodate bigger vessels.

We drove round a clump of mopani bushes, and there it lay: huge, shapeless, inert, with a disgusting mess of dried blood and raw, blackening flesh where the tusks had been hacked carelessly away.

There it lay until last October, when Senator Richard Lugar (R-Ind).

We went in and there it lay – finally brought to heel like Gulliver and the Lilliputs.

There is no "answer" – or, if there is, it lies in the consciousness of the observer and this is what makes it special.

There, it clearly lies about 20 meters below a Flattops One sandstone capping the cliffs, as previously noted and mapped by Roadifer [17], Billingsley [49], and Herrick [52].