Sentence examples for lying at the time from inspiring English sources

I'm very sorry for lying at the time".

The fact that I can remember this – not only the hotel, but the location of the sun lounger on which I was lying at the time – says everything.

The committee declined to ask the Justice Department to investigate him for perjury, in part because it felt it could not establish that Palmeiro was lying at the time he testified.

They first analysed magnetic minerals within the limestone that showed in which direction the Earth's magnetic field lay at the time the rocks formed.

A survey of the "moderate" neo-evangelical Christianity Today's offerings on the evolution issue in 1968 provides some estimate of where the center of evangelical opinion lay at the time.

I imagined a novel that expressed the story of the theremin's sound – that uncanny electric music, true and lying at the same time.

Then, by observing the stars rising in the east just after sunset it was possible to know which were precisely opposite in the sky, where the Sun lay at that time.

Accordingly, the Confederate command had elected to lay mines, at the time known as "torpedoes", in the bay.

He got caught in so many lies, at the time he became quite unbelievable.

We can forgive the lies at the time – many are often told without malice and, at least in theory, in the national interest – but they must at some point be publicly acknowledged.

A 1962 article about Mr. Sherry in The New Yorker touched on his time translating Mr. Vishinsky in the late 1940s: "Although Sherry spoke with an almost aggressively American accent, the audience so easily identified the voice with the Russian fulminations that the secretary general himself" — Trygve Lie at the time — "started receiving letters that urged him to fire the Communist twin".