Sentence examples for go deceived from inspiring English sources

Yorkshire skipper Andrew Gale was first to go, deceived by a slower ball, and was soon joined by Phil Jaques and a skittish Joe Root as Styris maintained a testing line.

Are we still going to get deceived even though the experiences of the past should tell us, "This isn't for real?" Wesbury: Right.

The Auburn players insist they are not going to deceive themselves again.

If a company is going to deceive its own directors, what hope do shareholders have of receiving a fair deal.

Mr. Kelley's former colleagues said they were shocked by the lengths he had gone to deceive his editors as they investigated his work.

It's a partial list, but should give you a good idea of the lengths the CIA went to deceive the public, Congress, and even members of its own agency about the scope of the detention program. .

It's the one think they've been consistent on, and it works for them because from the very beginning, they made it clear that they were going to deceive with real brass balls, big as the swing of Tiger Woods.

"Do you think the government will go forward and deceive the people and go for world domination?" Mr. Reeves asked.

After Satan has been bound and chained for 1,000 years, he will be released and will rise up against God; he will go forth and deceive the nations of the world Gog and Magog gathering them together in great numbers to attack the saints and Jerusalem, the city God loves.

The Bible warns of a time when "evil men and imposters will go from bad to worse, deceiving and being deceived" (2 Timothy 3 13).

Just look at the lengths to which ad tech entities go to obfuscate and deceive consumers about how their data is being collected and used.