Sentence examples for into lying from inspiring English sources

It twists a protestation of innocence into "lying to investors".

During their trial in 2008, they claimed they had been harassed into lying by the police.

Even so, my occasional forays into lying have made me something of a theorist of lying.

He pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate campaign financing laws and to trying to "influence and intimidate" employees of his company into lying to a grand jury.

She said the family intimidated her into lying to hospital officials about the cause of her injuries; she told them she had fallen down the stairs.

Mr. Zelnick, 35, a personal fitness trainer from Palm Springs, Calif., said he felt coerced into lying on the conveyor belt.

A newly personal devotionalism was diffused from monastic cloisters into lay society.

The skin's flavor unbalanced the demi-glace, and the skin, once cut into, lay shapeless on the plate, like a discarded strip of peel.

Meanwhile, "autism," "Asperger's," and "the spectrum" no longer belong solely to the psychiatric profession, and have drifted into lay usage.

The site, once favored only by hard-core frequent fliers, is now easier to navigate, with codes translated into lay terms.

One investigator said the board now had about 1,000 pages of draft material, which it was seeking to reduce to about 300 and to translate into lay language.