Sentence examples for lies a day from inspiring English sources

The Curanja River lies a day's journey from Puerto Esperanza, up the milk chocolate colored Purús River amid swarms of biting gnats, frequent rain showers, and calls of birds and monkeys in the thick rainforest lining the banks.

I recently read that people tell seven lies a day -- they've integrated them into the lexicon of their lives.

I told 20 lies a day and I got used to it.

On my unmade bed lies a Sunday edition of the New York Post from early February with my picture and 500 words about my life as New York's highest-winning bartender.

Jericoacoara is also an easy launching point for exploration of the region, lying a day's drive from the incredible natural wonder Lençóis Maranhenes National Park where visitors can trek through the lake filled dunes and a number of other beaches.

Perhaps more alarmingly, Harvard Business Review suggests that the average American lies twice a day!

And beyond this Donald Rumsfeldesque world of clean corruption and corrupt corruption that dominates Mackey's working day, lies a gallery of characters, most of whom are so despicable, it is small wonder people come down on Vic's side.

So without further hoopla, herein lies a running timeline of my day with the WristOffice.

Beneath the tragedy of last Thursday night, lies a deeper and more disturbing fact than Sarkozy's pique.

At the summer solstice, she will lay 1,500 a day, Mr. Breland said.

But please, don't stand up out of your chair and lay down a day in protest because you like or don't like the marketing campaign behind it, or because you like or dislike this logo or that brand.