Sentence examples for lay crimes from inspiring English sources

Updated at 10.28am BST 10.14pm BST Rouhani begins to lay crimes at the door of the United States and its allies.

He is lying; crime rates nationwide are far lower than two or three decades ago, and some big cities are safer than they have been in a half-century.

I don't mean to lay these crimes on anyone other than the murderers.

DuPont's lengthy record of lies, crimes and misdeeds are well known, and the company's efforts to deceive the public and cover-up risks of its products continue to this day.

Liberal MPP Michael Bryant suggested that the government lay hate crime charges against Eminem for the advocacy of violence against women found in his lyrics.

Together with his fellow Weimar Republic artist Georg Grosz, he shows sins, hypocrisies, lies, illusions, crimes peeping out in the poor skin, jutting noses, monocles and cigars of his victims.

"This guy would read faces using something called the Facial Action Coding System to determine if people were lying about crimes and things.

That is a job that shareholders should have had their boards do, and which, in Black's case, took far too long to happen especially since his crimes lay in plain sight.

Her stories burst with thrills, but also lay bare the crimes, compromises and traumas that shape her characters' lives.

Whether true or not, the public eventually comes to believe that behind every great fortune lies a crime.

I don't think it helps in a general election campaign for one party to be telling lies about crime, it's fundamental to their broken society claptrap.