Salvation lay in political reform.
Patrasche lay in the ditch.
The rabbit lay in the snow.
But why didn't they lay in ambush?
Her chief strength lay in Sotherton.
lay in supplies for an arctic winter.
The broken vase lay in shatters.
In fifteen terrible seconds a large city lay in ruins.
The town lay in ruins after a heavy bombardment.
The hens won't lay in such a cold day.
lay in a stock of merchandise for New Year's Day.
The sergeant lay in his dirty long-sleeved underwear.
My husband and three sons lay in the living room.
In the evening, he lay in bed and heard the rustling sound.
No one knew what lay in store for us round the next bend in the river.
Mother lay in a high bed eagerly watching me being carried in.
The gay mayor maybe lay in the hay by the Baby bay," he says in dismay.
She did not know that Middleton Abbey lay in the direction of his gaze.
The boldness of Sadat's strategy lay in planning for what no one could imagine.
She lay in a fetal position, turned away from him to the wall.
I couldn't help but wonder: is this what lay in store for me?
Bertha gave a sigh of relief, and lay in his arms completely happy.
He lay in bed for more than a month, in hospital and nursing home, in worlds of pain.
I confess that in my mind the whole Japanese menace lay in a sinister twilight, compared with our other needs.
The two men lay in a bed, spoke in the middle of the night, and finally went to sleep separately.
Every day Ruodong lay in bed covered with quilts, listless, like a pupa in a painful metamorphosis.
He lay in the stern and steered and watched for the glow to come in the sky.
ancient Chinese sculpture was also influenced by calligraphy in that its defining characteristic lay in the composition of lines,
White Yan lay in bed breathless, not a serious illness, but heart disease is difficult to cure, Bai Yan thought.
I lay in a profound sleep, by the force of that soporiferous medicine infused into my liquor.
Her magic lay in the fact that beneath the sensuality seemed to lie an untouched island of innocence.
It seemed to them that the crux of the current confusion lay in the inadequate foundation for algebra.
During the session, the subjects were under hypnosis and lay in the PET scanner with their eyes covered.
Another had been shot at a loophole in the very act of firing into the house, and now lay in agony, the pistol still smoking in his hand.
In the evening, the children lay in groups on the mat, looking up at the stars, counting the stars in the sky, jogging and jogging.
Television footage showed a woman shrieking in grief and beating her hands against her head, while two elderly men in blood-soaked clothes lay in a hospital corridor.
The basic beginnings of genetic history lay in the ancient techniques of selective breeding to yield special characteristics in later generations.
In 1925 when Dr. Sun Yat-sen passed away, this was where his remains lay in state so that people could come and pay their last respects.
I lay in my warm little bed, and under much nurturing from my family, I learn to treat everything going on in the world with a smile.
As a dozen bankers awaited an important meeting with him, he retired to his bedroom, lay in bed, and shot himself in the heart.
Feeling the blade in my hand I sliced an onion, and before I knew what I was doing a carrot lay in pieces on the slab.
He lay in bed for a while, breathing calmly and faintly, as if he were expecting to return from complete silence to a real, natural state.
Two men went out to the rock with guns and shot him. His body lay in the river for two days.
