Sentence examples for destroyed lie from inspiring English sources

She ended her letter by telling the judge: "My hopes that my life will not be completely destroyed lie unfortunately entirely in your hands".

The remains of the deckchair it had destroyed lay under one of the banners.

In the small cooking hut alongside the church, burnt but not completely destroyed, lay corncobs and beans that were being prepared for lunch when the attack started.

The statement says that the causes of the riot, which left the facility almost completely destroyed, lay in the buildup of "pressure and anxiety over 10 months of degrading treatment", and claims despite asylum seekers voicing their concerns about treatment in detention they were "continuously ignored by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship [Diac]".

(4) a. Unfortunately the newspaper was destroyed, lying in the rain.

But in the rubble of the buildings it destroys lie hopes and plans as well as lives.

The impulse to destroy lies at the heart of an extreme romantic impulse that we see in evidence since the late eighteenth century, but the crimes of imaginative transgression are almost never punishable by incarceration they are not really, therefore, crimes.

One can forecast the inevitable day to day damage to our country - the lashings out, the abuses of power, the mercurial and confidence- destroying lies and changes of mind, the havoc his distorted lens would wreak upon our institutions and our spirit.

Parts of a destroyed motorbike lay about.

My country and much of the continent was destroyed by lies.

In one message, he complained that it was unfair for Flynn's life to be "destroyed" for lying to the FBI, arguing that the agency pursued Clinton far less aggressively while investigating her use of a private email server as secretary of state.