Sentence examples for lies once from inspiring English sources

Between those two extreme views there lies, once again, a host of intermediate positions.

West Ham midfielder Gary O'Neil says spending time on the sidelines made him think about where his future lies once he retires.

Perhaps the most promising contractualist defence lies, once again, in the possibility that my grounds for rejecting a principle are not necessarily confined to its direct impact on my well-being.

The most promising answer lies, once again, in the possibility that my grounds for rejecting a principle are not necessarily confined to its direct impact on my well-being.

In the interests of truth and civil discourse, let me correct and disprove these lies once and for all.

Wherever the truth lies, once Hampton found his new toy, he stuck with it, single handedly legitimizing its use in "real" music and becoming the de facto poster boy for the sparkling new sound.

– of lying, once.

Change their lay once a week, moving to new location.

"Damned lie," once popular, is too closely associated with statistics.

The drip irrigation lines will be ready to lay once the ground starts to thaw.

It added: "With all respect to the world's oldest democracy, if you lie once, no one will believe you".