1.   The left hand was flung out, the right lay closer to the body.

2.   The answer to that may lie closer to home with parents.

3.   Another example of the art-biz question lies closer to home.

4.   But many others say the answers lie closer to home.

5.   But this year the blame lies closer to home.

6.   In other regions, like Australia, gold deposits lie closer to the surface and are easier to get at.

7.   In ways that nobody has bothered to notice, the real spirit of haute couture today lies closer to the American West Coast than uptight old Paris.

8.   Land masses were aligned differently then, and South Africa lay closer to the equator.

9.   Most of his district lies closer to Canada than Canarsie.

10.   Sometimes, though, inspiration lay closer to home.