Sentence examples for there lie some from inspiring English sources

Beneath the calm and occasionally charming image of ducks which endears them to the general public, there lie some unpleasant and evil properties.

We have been friends ever since, and although Tom insists that we only met in Bunhill Fields because it was situated between where he lived and I worked at the time, I still like to think that there lay some hidden meaning in his suggestion – Tom, after all, being a novelist of signals, networks and ciphers.

And there lies some of my problem: What the hell IS my industry anyway?

Chomsky explains that there lies some merit in this belief, as the Democrats and Republicans formulate the "larger business party".

After remaining there lying down for some twenty minutes, the Yankees charged our brigade".

Yet beneath the glittering finery of the cricket there lies a dark underbelly which some observers fear increasingly could be catastrophic for the game.

Before we bag our tiles and tote Our points up in the idle hope That a bingo lurks there, lying low Let's take some heart from PIETY, One of the only words I see That might have been played by you or me — Except for PA, not counting DE, A somewhat affected preposition: Judith DE Queens?

But behind the as-yet-undefined specifics of American policy, there appear to lie some new assumptions that augur well for success.

But there lies the crucial point.

Somewhere in there lies the truth.

And there, lies your freedom.