Sentence examples for checks lying from inspiring English sources

In May, top campaign staff members quit after revelations that Mr. Walsh had lost a home to foreclosure, and accused him of bouncing checks, lying about fund-raising, failing to pay taxes and driving with a suspended license.

If I leave a number of signed but otherwise blank checks lying around in public and don't bother to reconcile my account statements, it's unlikely that the bank would be expected to make good on my losses.

Ms. Richardson, who lives on a pair of monthly disability checks, lies awake night after night, unable to fend off the frightening homeless scenarios that dominate her thoughts.

In essence, the required debt write-down is a large check lying on the table waiting to be picked up.

A reality check lies straight ahead.

The origin of the "fitness check" lies in a domestic review instigated by George Osborne in 2011, when he told parliament that the "gold-plating" of EU habitat rules was imposing "ridiculous costs" on business.

The realism of "Margot at the Wedding" — the texture of unpredictable, lived experience that keeps both farce and melodrama in check — lies in its sense of sprawl and untidiness, in the feeling that the movie itself is snipped from an endless tangle of bad feelings and good intentions.

The only realistic check lies in the integrity and professionalism of prosecutors.

In 1984, he was kicked out of flight school for bouncing checks and lying to an officer about it.

Companies do perform background checks, and lying about your experience is simply not worth it.

Like all crappy relationships, this includes mistakes, checking out, lying, cheating, stealing and diversions.