Sentence examples for well lies from inspiring English sources

The road will take over its parking lot and the land where its well lies.

The deepest well in production in the gulf — Perdido's Tobago well — lies in 9,600 feet of water.

The beauty of a William Morris pattern, that the Google doodle captures very well, lies in its combination of simplicity and richness.

Yet as governments and other large shellers-out of cash know only too well, lies can also be expensive, which is why they continue to experiment with technologies that try to catch people out.The latest is voice risk analysis (VRA), which, among others, Harrow Council in London is testing as a way of identifying fraudulent claims for social-security benefits.

We hear the voice of Margaret Thatcher on the radio, implacably asserting the nullity of the I.R.A.'s tactics and cause, and while Mr. McQueen does not ignore the Republican terrorism, it is clear enough that the preponderance of his curiosity, and his sympathy as well, lies with the prisoners.

Both stories were, well, lies.

The most painful bits of deleveraging could well lie ahead.

Coogan's future may well lie across the Atlantic.

The future of Christianity may well lie in the east.

More rancor and gridlock may well lie ahead.

"Well, you might as well lie down and take a nap".