Sentence examples for lies took from inspiring English sources

Then, three months ago, his lies took him down.

That said, "A Fragile Trust" does put a face on the faker; it makes him human, if still fundamentally inscrutable, something more than a receptacle for one's own imported attitudes on lazy kids (a colleague points out that the lies took more work than the reporting would have) or affirmative action.

HBO's awards season heavyweight "Big Little Lies" took home the prize for adapted long form, while Lifetime's "Flint" won original long form.

Lowles said: "Nigel Farage knows that smears and lies take hold if repeated enough times.

Yet Cecilia is the one in danger, and Helen becomes the gripping story of how her lies take her marriage to the brink of destruction.

This is what I mean by Barton's lies taking on a life of their own.

But the lie takes root in her mind, making her reconsider her allegiances and even her mother's longing for a grandchild.

Part of the reason is that lying takes a lot of work, and your body is the first to show it.

I am not going to lie; taking the step to go to this country with a completely different culture was a bit scary.

That lie takes my breath away.

If you find a pattern of lying, take steps to protect yourself by beginning to distance yourself from the person.