He is later found, nearly dead, lying by the shore of a lake.
Before, it had been just a carpet lying by the street.
Some one had been lying in wait by the door of the cottage.
She was discovered lying in the road by her daughter.
Lying quietly by the fire seemed to take all the energy they had.
While we wait here, our riders must go forward to see what lies ahead, by the water.
The magazine could have been lying around for years by the looks of this room.
It is not close to anything, but lies by itself, out in the water.
He looked around for Mark, and saw him lying by the porch door, on his face.
He was never the sort to lie by the pool or sit in his room watching television.
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