Sentence examples for lying ordinary from inspiring English sources

Was she really unaware of how her husband allegedly laundered the money he received from public contracts via a non-profit company whose board she served on and into their joint company, or did their luxurious lifestyle depend on lying?Ordinary Spaniards, beaten down by a long-running economic crisis, might add other questions.

As war with Spain threatened, warships lying in ordinary began to be commissioned and fitted for sea.

In part the answer lies with ordinary Greeks.

Superstar lawyers and math whizzes and software entrepreneurs appear at first blush to lie outside ordinary experience.

But the last word, as ever, lay with ordinary Europeans - not the people VGE was naturally most comfortable with.

RETURN PATH -- While the Brunton Nomad ($70) displays its findings on an L.C.D., underneath its electronic facade lies an ordinary magnetic compass.

Therein lies the ordinary paradox of city life: Even the most orthodox, of whatever faith, can survive, even flourish, amid such cosmopolitan excess.

Then there are six lay judges: ordinary citizens drawn by ballot from among the residents of Umbria, the region of which Perugia is the capital.

Identification, Mead protests, is a legitimate and necessary aspect of reading: "it is where part of the pleasure, and the urgency, of reading lies" for ordinary readers.

For the Reform Party, a political organization that Mr. Perot founded on the principle that ultimate power lies with ordinary voters, it was the first time in three presidential election campaigns that the voters' will was ignored.

The combination of police lay visitors (ordinary people who make unannounced checks on conditions in custody) and a reciprocal respect for the antennae of people within communities help to create an open, questioning mind for policing - the sort of openness that might have prevented Stagg from being burdened with the label "pariah".