Sentence examples for lies lies from inspiring English sources

Lies, lies, lies.

"Lies, lies, lies," says the mayor.

"Lies, lies, lies," commented a taxi driver as he passed a billboard demanding a yes vote to keep Kosovo.

"Melissa Gilbert doesn't care!" and "Lies, lies, lies," are among the epithets on a campaign flier from Valerie Harper, who may be best known for her 1970's role as Rhoda Morgenstern on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show".

Lies, lies, lies, yeah.

"Syrian media lies, lies, lies," he said.

To lie (intransitive: lies, lay, has lain) means to recline; to lay (transitive: lays, laid, has laid) means to set down; to lie (intransitive: lies, lied, has lied) means to fib.

Read those old interviews – they're lying, lying, lying.

In labored English, he said, "United States, Great Britain, Sarkozy are just lying, lying, lying.

They will lie, lie, lie, and then again they will do worse than that.

"When they say this is a dream job, they lie, lie, lie," she continues.