Archaeologists discovered several lyrates in the coastal tomb, each intricately decorated with gold leaf.

The botanist described the plant as having lyrate leaves, with a large terminal lobe and smaller lateral lobes like a miniature harp.

The ornithologist lifted the delicate lyrate from the specimen tray and studied its graceful curve.

The botanist described the plant's lyrated leaves in meticulous detail during the field study.

She sang lyrately, her voice bending the air like a silver thread.