Sentence examples for lead lies from inspiring English sources
As its lead lies his way out of incompetence and boosts his scoundrel quotient on other people's money, it gradually dawns that this is an exposé of what an awful human being Ian Fleming was – except in a confusing way, where it's had loads of money pumped into it.
Splayed sheets of lead lying over one section, like pages of a newspaper or an oversize book, add a poetic grace note.
Begin by identifying all previous lies/half lies/half truths you have said or displayed, and rectify them quickly since they might lead to lie further lies and half-truths.
Fear of ageism can lead to lies by omission.
As you get into the habit telling the truth, the patterns in your thinking that lead to lies will become more apparent.
"Zealotry," Mr. Rosenbaum writes, "leads to lies".
Her dog, on a lead, was lying on the ground.
4. Scientific American says that owning designer knockoffs may lead to lying and cynicism.
As the sand sifted through our fingers, the lead bullets lay heavy in our hands.
Observing the rules of the genre, Ford's play concludes with the lead characters lying in pools of their own blood, all passion spent.
"The gay past is not pure," he writes in "Love in a Dark Time," referring to the way in which the homosexuals of an earlier generation were forced to lead double, lying lives.
