Sentence examples for too lay from inspiring English sources

There, too, lay the vague, halfhearted thought of suicide.

Thirty-six hours later, it, too, lay dead.

I, too, lay awake, on the floor beside my sisters, my mother close by.

Behind those Iranians, too, lay greater forces, all Iran's centennial and unquenchable quest for some stable balance between representative government and religious faith.

Ahead, too, lay the decisive period in Saint-Lô, Normandy, where, in 1945, as part of an Irish Red Cross team, he worked to set up a hospital, in a place all but annihilated by the conflict.

Well, maybe I am a little too lay, because Llewellyn was explaining the mystery of microchips when I switched on, and for me he might as well have been telling us how Pop-Tarts work.

But here too lies a trap.

Its strength, too, lies in how the characters change.

But the Guardian understands that the fate of those feeds, too, lies in the balance.

There are shows that I watch on my iPhone, too, lying in bed, with headphones on.

Here, too, lie the origins of George MacDonald Fraser's wildly popular "Flashman Papers".