"They've been lying since Jimmy got sick.
"It's our anniversary," he lies, since they never really picked a day.
"You've not been lying since 3pm or anything, have you?
Then Father Meade asked why he was being told lies, since he of all people would know they were lies.
"A man who gives a good account of himself is probably lying, since any life when viewed from the inside is simply a series of defeats".
The news that Richard had been found, in the shallow grave where he had lain since the Battle of Bosworth in 1485, made headlines around the world.
They can now strongly suggest to the jury, for example, that she has financial reasons to lie, since a criminal conviction would help her win in civil court.
His sons were at his bedside at the Sheba Medical Centre, a long-term care facility near Tel Aviv, where Sharon has lain since May 2006.
I guess you could say that he wasn't technically lying, since the Congressional Budget Office analysis of the Senate Democrats' plan does say that average payments for insurance would go up.
When it does, "Once Upon a Secret" can be better appreciated for what it really is: the strangest memoir about secrets and lies since "The Politician," by Andrew Young, exposed the delusional arrogance behind John Edwards's presidential campaign.
At Broughton, in Hampshire, lies, since 1841, William Andersona popular agriculturist in Scotlandand England, where his ability wasrewarded by several prizes for thesuperior breed of his cattle, and inScotland for his essay on stackingcorn in wet seasonsNor is he alone.
