Sentence examples for a liar on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lydon sounded especially vindictive in "Religion," a song from 1978 that declares, "There's a liar on the altar".

There will be determination to avoid the mistake the French made by calling Johnson a liar on his first day.

At a rally in Iowa, they chanted, "She's a liar!" On the other hand, some of this actually is new.

A day earlier Mr Băsescu had called Mr Arafat a liar on television, adding that he had "leftist" views.Mr Băsescu is well known for his undiplomatic, mercurial manner.

In a second televised debate last Monday night, Mr. Rajoy branded Mr. Zapatero a liar on issues as varied as terrorism policy and housing prices.

I'm not a fan of Michael Howard but... it was thrilling to see him calling Alastair Campbell a bully and a liar on Thursday's Newsnight.

"I said, 'From this day on, I shall always be honest and honorable, and I'm going to make Mr. Smith out a liar.' " On June 28 , 1911 a century ago Tuesday, Samuel Battle largely delivered on his resolutions.

He also called me a "liar" working on a "chop job".

On another occasion, after telling her a fib, he was sent to school with the words "I am a liar" embroidered on to his school jumper.

Huckabee addressed their denials and "being called a liar" Friday on Fox News.

Someone whose gut alone could tell more stories than a pathological liar on dexedrine at a Scientology convention.