lie in store for in a sentence

1. So Qiu's story provides a glimpse of what might lie in store for those people, and their relatives.
2. On a rare day off from work, Nina explores Rome and begins to sense the wonderful possibilities that may lie in store for her.
3. A sleepy city four hours by bus from the capital, Pyongyang, Sinuiju seems to know little about what may lie in store for it.
4. Strong is more concerned about getting his defense ready for Miami quarterback Brock Berlin and the Hurricanes'strong running game than what may lie in store for him down the road.
5. Zebrowski said, " quieter than I might have expected, " perhaps reflecting on what could lie in store for his wife, who did not come to the phone.
6. It's difficult to find lie in store for in a sentence.
7. With the stroke of a pen, Axmark freed himself from the anonymity, the misunderstandings and the tired jokes that lie in store for the millions of people with " sen " names in Denmark.
8. Game also has been featured in TV programs, such as " Bez Vinta " on Gameland TV . Other remarks center upon the game's unfinished nature, as well as hope for what may lie in store for the future.
9. United's steps toward a pension termination are being closely watched, not only by the airline's own employees and retirees, but by workers at other airlines and other sectors of the economy, who fear a similar fate may one day lie in store for them.
10. A July 17 piece in " The Huffington Post " said that the case " captured the public imagination in China because it exemplifies broader systemic issues . " Feng's case had been cited by both pro-life and pro-choice advocates in the United States in support of their causes; for pro-life advocates, the case represented " the kind of'federally endorsed'abortions that they fear may lie in store for the United States, " while for pro-choice advocates, " [ Feng ] should have been granted a choice in the first place ."