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61. The way he had misled her, Blanche thought, was heinous enough if his loyalty had lain with the same country.

62. His difficulties have lain less in the gaining of a political profile, than in the control of administration.

63. She had passed out there-or perhaps just lain down and drifted into sleep.

64. A holly tree grew from the place where Scathach had lain.

65. For long bouts he had lain in the dark,[sentence dictionary] stuffing his mouth to prevent himself screaming.

66. She had bathed naked from a deserted beach with this man, and lain with him afterwards among sand-dunes.

67. Reggie then asked one of the guys who had lain on top of the bed if he was cold.

68. S.U. was to be encouraged, eliminating chains of assessment and decision making which had lain within the purview of the superintendent.

69. Poor Mr Macgregor turned up after having lain with a woman but almost immediately fell backwards downstairs.

70. He had come in at the door, he had lain down with her, he had been her lover.

71. He would have lain down and been rolled over and that is why he must never be Prime Minister.

72. Recent storms destroyed a wall that had lain undisturbed underwater for thousands of years.

73. The spot where the scientist had lain curled, busily taking photographs and taking notes, is preempted by the pilot.

74. It was still early in the morning, 8.30 or so, and he supposed she had lain there all night.

75. And afterwards he had lain in her arms as though they were a world away with the waves breaking on the shore outside.

76. As a girl she had lain always on her back, proud(sentencedict.com), determined.

77. The responsibility had lain so heavily that it took some time to readjust.

78. Mark Bassey on trombone and lain Dixon on reeds Punchy and cogent music, with occasional flashes of humour.

79. She would have needed to have lain on the floor beside it and leaned into it.

80. It had lain on the matting by his feet looking somehow obscenely wealthy and golden among the lesser coins.

81. It stank like a midden and the straw underfoot had lain so long it was a black, oozy mess.

82. Where was the man she had lain with and loved such a short while ago?

83. Within a few months, seeds - which had lain dormant for many years - germinated.

84. We had lain in the same bed for a whole night, and she told me the story of her life.

85. Following the row between them, she had been frankly dreading the evening which had lain ahead.

86. For months, I have lain awake nights, wondering why this critical cultural need was not being addressed.

87. That old man has lain unconscious for some hours.

88. The treasure had lain undisturbed for centuries.

89. I have lain awake all night thinking of them.

90. He had lain awake all night, tormented by jealousy.