Sentence examples for lie added from inspiring English sources

Anybody can buy you," Wium Lie added.

"It's one of the best places in the world to watch cricket, that's no word of a lie," added Mr Lavender.

"You either allow it to change your life, or you live a lie," added Allegedly Dave, who now travels the world benevolently helping people out with their life problems.

"People have been overwhelmingly positive about it coming back, which is mildly terrifying, I am not going to lie," adds Scanlon.

You can see the case [for leaving out that information]." "There's no good reason for Facebook to lie," adds Brian Wieser, an analyst with Pivotal Research.

"At the convention, Trump said, 'I am your voice,' and for once he wasn't lying," added Maher.

In an interview with al-Arabiya just days before the fall of Mubarak, Rachid dismissed allegations about his wealth as "plain lies", adding he had struggled to "fight the corruption against prominent characters and we could have done much more".

Thompson campaign spokeswoman Lisa Boothe said Baldwin was "lying," adding, "[I]t is actually under her watch that Medicare is more quickly heading towards insolvency.

Asked about such rumors by an Italian reporter back in 2008, Putin said they were an outright lie, adding an angry remark about "those who with their snotty noses and erotic fantasies prowl into others' lives".

Professor Stone's article, he said, was "a damn lie," adding that "it got me so mad that I will not appear at the University of Chicago until he is no longer on the faculty".

But the Post correspondent called the Pentagon's version "an amazing lie," adding that "it shows the extremes the military is going to keep this war secret, to keep reporters from finding out what's going on".