Sentence examples for which lay in from inspiring English sources

St. John's, which lay in the path of the tornado, was evacuated.

Instead, the Federals found the high ground undefended and Bate's camp, which lay in the valley beyond the gap, oddly silent.

The early Russo-Turkish Wars were mostly sparked by Russia's attempts to establish a warm-water port on the Black Sea, which lay in Turkish hands.

At the end of 2014 the three main creditors held more than 75% of Greece's total debt, most of which lay in the hands of eurozone governments.

The programme includes several traditional folk songs, many of which lay in obscurity for centuries and were later suppressed by the Soviet regime.

Through Oct. 25 The recent rediscovery of Springford's work, which lay in a warehouse for years after this reclusive painter stopped exhibiting, has generated her second show here.

The mountainous interior rises to 9,892 feet (3,015 m) in Mount Tate, which lies in Chūbu-sangaku Chūbu-sangaku National Park

The capital is Juneau, which lies in the southeast, in the panhandle region.

Majorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands, which lie in the western Mediterranean Sea.

Israel, which lies in between, will almost certainly continue to block passage between them.

These mountains surround the scenic Lake District, part of which lies in Cumberland.