Sentence examples for lies of a from inspiring English sources

A lower court had determined that a Riverside County prosecutor lied on the witness stand to back up the lies of a jailhouse informant, but the conviction was repeatedly upheld anyway until it got to the federal appeals panel on a habeas corpus petition.

"White lies like Hope's were the lies of a promising beginner," she said.

The future history of England pivots on the lies of a foolish boy.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, the front's leader, has been quick to capitalise on the mainstream right's woes, lamenting the "state lies" of a "banana republic" government.

Knox's allegations, however, aren't hard to discount as the lies of a desperate woman who saw the walls slowly closing inward.

"The lies of a newspaper in London can get a bloke's head caved in down an alley in Bradford," it said.

It is a baldfaced lie of a title.

He disappeared from the tour for five months as people took hacks at his buried lie of a married life.

So many died for the lie of a threat of weapons of mass destruction that never existed.

It's no secret students want to check out the lay of a school's land prior to applying.

Based on two types of expanding Lie algebras of a Lie algebra G, three isospectral problems are designed.