Sentence examples for this point lay from inspiring English sources

The range of the opinion on this point lay between "They got it on him this time, hear" and "Uncle Earl is just too smart to get caught so easy.

Intriguingly, most of the proliferative potential at this point lay in the Id2-GFP+CD45RAintSirp-α− population.

This point lies on the so-called "focal plane" of the lens.

Called the barycentre, this point lies inside Earth about 4,700 km (2,900 miles) from its centre.

Consequently, when being under the action of a static force in the same plane, this point lies on a circle.

MoMA's options at this point lie with hiring the best curators and giving them their heads.

As the needle is gently tapped, Judith explains: 'This point lies over the organ I want to strengthen, her liver.

He keeps an eye on the tortoise, Timothy, who at this point, lies buried under the laurel hedge at the foot of the walnut tree.

The most serious worries about the spill's damage at this point lie not in lingering surface oil and tainted seafood, they say, but in long-term damage already done to breeding populations of fish, crabs and other commercially important species.

The stiffness centre of the equivalent single story system constitutes the modal centre of rigidity (m-CR) and when this point lies on (or close to) the axis passing through the centers of floor masses, the rotational response sustained by an elastic asymmetric building system is minimum (Georgoussis 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015).

This point lies in the center of the nucleus and therefore an increase in fluorescence is observed at nuclear envelope breakdown (NEBD) [56].