Sentence examples for colossal lie from inspiring English sources

In a television interview on Monday, Mariano Rajoy, the Popular Party's defeated candidate for prime minister, called the allegation a "colossal lie" and added that "there are people who should watch what they say and be more patriotic".

The Romney campaign appears to be engaged in a pattern that involves creating and spreading a new and colossal Lie of the Week.

"This is an incredible story, where a series of colossal lies have been told," Mr. Purgatori, the investigative reporter, said.

AN assemblage of colossal toys lies on a grassy field near the entrance to Saunders Farm here: a string telephone made with 30-gallon galvanized metal trash barrels set 50 feet apart, a giant red-and-white badminton shuttlecock and its accompanying 32-foot-long racket, and a full set of jacks, each one weighing close to five pounds.

What about now, when even Fox News is calling out Cheney and declaring Iraq invasion a colossal mistake, a lie from which we're still unable to extricate ourselves?

Formerly the capital, the mountain-ringed city of Nizwa remains the key settlement of the interior; a fort with a colossal defence tower lies at its heart.

Jon Stewart made a valiant but unsuccessful attempt to get former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to admit the Iraq War was a colossal mistake sold by lies.

On weekends during the run of the show, live kittens up for adoption from Social Tees Animal Rescue pull on a dangling calico mobile by the sculptor Lucky DeBellevue, climb into a colossal litter box by Rob Pruitt, lie on cat mats by Ruth Root and scratch at palettes constructed by the artist Joe Scanlan with vintage, limited-edition geometric carpeting by Gerhard Richter.

From deep-level air raid shelters to the colossal Crossrail construction, beneath London lies a labyrinth of tunnels.

On March 29th at least 83 of the mine's workers lay buried under a colossal landslide.

The word "internet" gets a few hundred mentions among its million words, but he never manages to lay a finger on the colossal change that's happening.