Sentence examples for favourite lies from inspiring English sources

The Big Society isn't BS" – joedoone picks some favourite lies "King-size is still too small.

My favourite lies beyond the thatched fishermen's cottages of the Kassiesbaai area: a vast expanse of beach home to the wreck of the Arniston.

The victory sees Chris Powell's Addicks leapfrog Blackburn to go 12th in the table, while the pre-season promotion favourites lie 10 points off the play-off places in 14th.

My favourite media lie ever though".

But my two favourite books lay much closer to home, both of them stylishly written, powerfully moving books set against the bleak beauty and baroque decay of 21st-century Delhi.

With the group favourites, Belgium and Italy, lying in wait, both Ireland and Sweden know how greatly a victory would enhance their prospects.

That syndrome tied beautifully into one of House's favourite sayings: "Everybody lies".

But Rubio, Walker or Perry (or even long shot John Kasich, the governor of Ohio and a media favourite) could also lay claim to the establishment mantle.

To protect himself, therefore, the smaller bookmaker will either limit the total amount bet on a favourite or will "lay off" (re-bet) with a larger bookmaker such bets as he is not prepared conveniently to pay if he loses.

It was the only opportunity to properly go for Bartomeu, the favourite, or to lay an ace, some game-changing policy or signing, but Laporta did not do so.

Dressed in his favourite tracksuit and lying in a gold coffin adorned with his final un-smoked cigar, Sir Jim, as he was then still known, was lying in state in the bar of a city centre hotel saying goodbye in characteristic style.