Sentence examples for greater lying from inspiring English sources

In experiment I cows in the strawyard system had a significantly greater lying time, ruminating time and synchronisation of lying behaviour than the cubicle system.

Other pastors, used to almost complete control, view greater lay involvement as bureaucratic interference, church officials say.

All the greats lay before me.

By the time I was 17, I'd decided I wanted to be a great lay.

Perhaps greater lies have been told in the past century, but they can be counted on one hand.

Or are there greater triumphs lying in store?

But amid this great success lies a great challenge.

The scale of the enterprise echoes Balzac's maxim that behind every great fortune lies a great crime.

In 1834, the French novelist Honoré de Balzac famously declared, "Behind every great fortune lies a great crime".

The greater opportunity lies in tapping private capital.

Its premise: Behind every great human lies an even greater cat.