Sentence examples for lied at the from inspiring English sources

In her own testimony today, Ms. Baker said she lied at the behest of the investigators.

The Bishops believe that Solimini also lied at the inquest when he conjured Judy asking to see Polio and invoking his first name.

In 2007, Mr. Lumpert admitted that he had lied at the trial, stolen a timer and given it to a Lockerbie investigator.

The detective, Michael A. Pierre, told a jury in Federal District Court in Manhattan that he had lied at the request of his former partner, Michael Silvestri.

Internal intelligence documents leaked to McClatchy later confirmed Brennan to have lied at the time, not to mention the countless media reports before and since documenting other cases of US drone strikes killing civilians.

But the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO) had assumed that, unless everybody lied at the same time and in the same direction, discrepancies in the global figures would pretty much cancel each other out.Unfortunately, this approach overlooked the possibility that a single large contributor might be lying spectacularly.

Lying at the western edge of the Kermadec Trench, the group is frequently shaken by earth tremors.

Lying at the limits of occupation, with the Great Sandy Desert to the north, the river valley supports grazing of sheep, cattle, and horses.

Lying at the heart of Europe, it is one of the continent's finest cities and the major Czech economic and cultural centre.

Lying at the heart of this exotic tiling is a simple right triangle, formed from a domino cut in half along a diagonal.

Lying at the critical interface between computation and the physical world, Information Systems bridges the more traditionally computer science centric and more traditionally electrical engineering centric areas of the department.