Sentence examples for which still lies from inspiring English sources

That is a faith that Timothy McVeigh was unable to reach but which still lies within our power.

A second priority is to compensate for the reduced spending of state and local governments, much of which still lies ahead.

Ritha Mohammed crouched with a napkin to wipe the soles of his daughter's shoes, which he feared might have picked up the dirt and stench that spilled from Colonel Gaddafi's corpse, which still lies on public view in Misrata.

The top half of one of the statues of him at Thebes (though not the one described by Diodorus, which still lies in situ toppled and mutilated) had been dragged, on trolleys and with palm-fibre ropes, as far as the bank of the Nile opposite Luxor, and now waited only for a boat to transport it the rest of the way.

Rooted to the bottom of the ladder as the only team yet to post a victory this season, the precious three points provide the faintest glimmer of hope of still making the top six, which still lies a massive 12 points away.

If he has any doubts, we invite him to come to Ecuador and scoop up with his hands the oil which still lies in pools 30 years later and which was left by that corrupt oil company Chevron-Texaco, continuing to pollute our forest.

"We do not underestimate the difficulties which still lie ahead.

Broad Channel's vulnerability was exposed in October during Hurricane Sandy, which toppled homes into the bay, some of which still lie in ruins along the beach.

Two years ago, the Taliban burned down the school, the charred remnants of which still lie in a pile in a corner of the village.

He looked younger without his mustache, or perhaps it was the red moccasins, one of which still lay upturned on the grass.

This course will explore our regional role and partnerships in creating renewable energy, social justice, and low-carbon solutions as well as the challenges which still lie ahead in reaching our goal of neutrality by 2035.