Sentence examples for liar over from inspiring English sources

Rachel Maddow unleashed a monster of an attack on Mitt Romney during her Wednesday show, calling him a liar over and over and over again.

"It didn't," Mr. Bush added, "and I was the 'read my lips' liar — over and over and over again.

Beattie has apologised for calling his manager a "liar" over arrangements for the players' Christmas party but Pulis is still considering moving him on in the January transfer window as he harbours doubts over the forward's commitment.

Mr. Howard was accused, even by some Conservatives, of running a perilously negative campaign, assailing Mr. Blair as a liar over the Iraq war while focusing on five points: cleaner hospitals, school discipline, lower taxes, controlled immigration and more effective policing.

Asked on CBS whether Romney, who directed millions of dollars worth of negative ads at Gingrich, was a liar over the allegations he had directed at him over his links with the mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and on other issues, Gingrich replied without equivocation: "Yes".

Summer Zervos, a former contest on NBC's "The Apprentice" sued Trump after he called her a liar over her claims of sexual harassment.

You must have a pack of liars over there".

I live for telling the truth, and though I'm sure there are a lot of liars over there, I don't see it on screen".

To make it seem like a protest over health care reform was larger than it actually was; the lying liars over at FNC used footage from a previous protest on the National Mall.

Meanwhile back home liars and racists took over the Republican Party and told us our commander-in-chief wasn't a real American.

"Another coach went to speak to him and said he basically called my player a liar, and said he was over-reacting to banter," he added.