Sentence examples for lying began from inspiring English sources

Hersh has pointed out that he was in no way suggesting that Osama bin Laden was not killed in Pakistan, as reported, upon the president's authority: he was saying that it was in the aftermath that the lying began.

This example may seem far removed from the sins of Lance Armstrong, but it demonstrates how the lying begins.

The lies began with the stories of his childhood, Mr. Jones said, in books like "Venture to the Interior," his 1951 best-selling account of his travels in Nyasaland (today Malawi), interwoven with Jungian mysticism.

But the numbers don't lie: beginning in the 1970s with Richard Nixon's campaign promise of "law and order", prison populations exploded and continue to grow.

Getting nowhere fast, Mr Boyd, aka Silibil, adopted an American accent as a joke, and the lie began.

Daniel Langleben, the Penn psychiatrist whose research underpins No Lie, began exploring this potential new use for MRIs in the late nineties.

Somewhere during our society's journey to achieve gender equality, this lie began that "women can have it all".

Later in the interview, Blair explains what was going through his mind when his lies began to snowball out of control, and how his life is today.

This is where the lies began: "No one is born this way," and "homosexuals are sinners and they will burn in hell".

In 1890 Lie began working at a rice mill operated by his friend Tan Wie Siong as a supervisor; this would be his main source of income for the remainder of his life.

This is where lies begin.