" P: Because of the time lying there on the [dialysis] machines, four hours like that … the back becomes really painful… When it's finished, the sisters pull out the needles and get everything, give us medicine.
The student who was jailed because of the lie, Abdallah Higazy, 31, expressed outrage at the sentence.
He told me he didn't trust journalists because of the lies a reporter once wrote about his father.
Janet Lawrence, Saint Helena airport's project director, said the construction of the airport had hit a snag because of the lie of the land.
He would start by getting rid of that because of the lies it has told (about climate change, he implies).
Darren and his crew are on the run followed closely by Vampaneze, police and an angry mob because of the lies Steve has told the police.
Because of the lies, said Terry N. Christensen, lawyer for the shareholder, Kirk Kerkorian, Daimler was able to "obtain control of Chrysler, drive out the senior leaders of Chrysler and replace them with Daimler-Benz executives sent over from Germany".
The anger of 114 activists who planned to break into a coal plant near Nottingham was understandable because of the "lies" told by governments about climate change, Nasa's top scientist told the trial of 20 climate campaigners.
For the past 22 years, people in Liverpool have boycotted the Sun newspaper because of the lies that it printed about the behaviour of Liverpool FC fans at the Hillsborough disaster.
The then Soviet president, Mikhail Gorbachev, had launched his policy of glasnost, or openness, not long before the Chernobyl disaster – which then acted as a catalyst for change because of the lies it exposed.
