Sentence examples for appalling lie from inspiring English sources

He powers his third shot, a wedge from an appalling lie down the left, to ten feet below the hole.

1.05am BST Donald's ball has found an appalling lie - and he sends it squirting out through the green and into another tight situation at the back.

It led to him calling Kramer an "attack dog" who told "the most appalling lies" about him.

Do we really pay our licence fee to have these appalling lies pumped into our living rooms?

He hit back by calling her an "attack dog" who told "the most appalling lies" about him.

He also became renowned for playing outrageous recovery shots, a product of practising from the most appalling lies in the rough or from behind obstacles.

These appalling lies are contrasted with depictions of the battalion's survivors recovering in military hospitals, of the families of the dead answering doorbells to behold the dread sight of men in uniform, holding fateful telegrams.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, took a huge personal gamble by declaring war on probably the most influential newspaper in Britain accusing it of appalling lies by claiming his deceased father Ralph had hated Britain and purveyed a poisonous creed designed to destroy British institutions.

Further appalling nuggets lie buried in the recommendations section, which is titled, more hopefully than it reads, "The Way Forward — A New Approach".

And whereas Boston hosts a compact cluster of companies and research institutions, Oxford and Cambridge are about 112 kilometers apart with transport links that are generally considered to be appalling; both lie a similar distance from London.

"I was your colleague in this body for twenty years, at least some of you," he said, by way of explaining why any suggestion that he might "undermine the integrity of our democratic process is an appalling and detestable lie".