Sentence examples for lay has a from inspiring English sources

Tolkien's Lay has a refrain which employs "Heorot" in the same way that Tennyson employs "Shalott".

Yes, Mr. Apfel showed that the witness, who has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for initially lying, has a motive to lie to avoid jail time.

(Pretheater lying has a very low glamour quotient: after the show is when the actors tend to eat and bring their famous friends with them).

Of course, the flip side of living in a post-truth society is that, with social media, lying has a very different status now.

'If lying is wrong, then he will lie,' has an antecedent whose embedded content is the same as a statement predicating the property on which the speaker's moral disapproval supervenes.

It seems the slump didn't put people off going to uni, and that's where the problem lies: having a degree is ubiquitous.

If I was a conspiracy theorist, I would say that "You Lie" had a check in his back pocket from the DNC.

He's been faking it for so long, lying has become an even bigger preoccupation than drinking.

This lie has a venerable place in the philosophy of surveillance.

Discovering that you've been living a lie has a way of revealing who you really are.

The Lower Yangtze Region, in which Hangzhou lies, has long been a cultural center.