Sentence examples for lies to hide from inspiring English sources

Besides Mexico's proximity and shared history, the US government props up the Peña presidency even as his administration lies to hide the truth about the students.

However, since the initial revelation of water pollution problems, Miami Beach city officials, led by Mayor Phillip Levine have mounted a campaign of misinformation and lies to hide the water pollution problems caused by their pump systems.

The movie shifts to the modern day, when that bureau is run by the snarling Tom Manning Jeffrey Tamborr), who's growing tired of coming up with lies to hide Hellboy's existence.

It seems that we can only count on the National Football League and it's teams to do the right thing when there are no more lies to hide behind.

Franklin Roosevelt was hardly the only president to bend the truth, if not lie, to hide his illnesses from the public.

Hence, in an implicit challenge to Mr Starr, the direct-eyed declaration: "I say to you now that at no time did I ask anyone to lie, to hide or destroy evidence or to take any other unlawful action".That claim is a bold one, and it goes to the heart of what Mr Starr has been investigating.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, has shown a proclivity to lie, to hide, and to deceive during the entire campaign which makes Ryan his perfect choice.

Mutually Assured Destruction (Theatre Planners at Odyssey Theatre) Peter Lefcourt's hilarious and wonderfully calibrated play about three couples, lying to hide their guilt and to avoid confrontations, had a crackerjack production from director Terri Hanauer and a top notch cast, led by Kip Gilman, Michael Caldwell, Bobby Costanzo, Gina Hecht, Stuart Pankin and Brynn Thayer.

8. Will and Grace Jack Homomo for Holidays" What starts as a lie to hide Jack's homosexuality from his visiting mother quickly deteriorates into a hilarious competition between Karen and Grace as they argue over who fake-dated Jack better.

I claimed it was a safety measure - so I didn't stumble down the stairs on a nocturnal bathroom break - but that was a lie to hide my shame at being scared silly by a movie.

Tell an obvious lie to hide a non-obvious lie.