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The phrase "a man lying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is in a horizontal position or to indicate that he is not telling the truth.
Example: "The police found a man lying in the alley, and they were unsure if he was injured or just resting."
Alternatives: "a man reclined" or "a man untruthful".
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Pierson entered and saw 8 or 10 men sitting around a man lying in bed.
The third, at 7 21, also reported a man lying in the street.
On the way he sees a man lying on the shoulder of the road.
Another group tried to help a man lying on the pavement, blood pouring from his wounds.
Thanks to them, there is now a man lying dead and a family plunged into mourning.
I ran towards them, "There's a man lying on the roadside.
A man lying to my right had a ringing phone; it was his wife.
Watch here There is a man lying in bed, prone, on a Sunday.
"Once I found a man lying in the snow and wrapped him in a coat.
There's a pause, a huddle of discussion, a man lying flat on the floor.
She saw four people trying to resuscitate a man lying on the ground.
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