Sentence examples for month of lying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Libby, the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, was convicted last month of lying and obstructing an investigation into the 2003 leak of the identity of a C.I.A. operative, Valerie Wilson.

Martha Stewart, convicted this month of lying to federal investigators in connection with a 2001 stock trade, resigned yesterday as an executive and board member of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, the company she founded and took public.

The official, Hughie Elbert Stover, 60, was convicted in October of lying to federal officials and obstructing the investigation into the explosion at the West Virginia mine.

Ms. Stewart, who was convicted in March of lying to government investigators about a stock trade, is scheduled to be sentenced four days before that, on June 17.

The man, Jon Burge, 63, was found guilty in June of lying under oath in a 2003 civil court case about the torture of suspects in custody during the 1970s and 1980s.

In another case, Patrick Pogan, who has left the police force, was convicted in April of lying on a complaint that said a man rode his bicycle into him and knocked him down.

She was convicted in March of lying to investigators about the reason for her sale of nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone Systems, a company led at the time by her friend Samuel D. Waksal.

When the Labour London assembly member Andrew Dismore accused him last September of lying about cuts to London's fire services, Johnson's considered response was "Get stuffed" – which does not bespeak a coherent political belief system, or even patience with the processes.

Stewart, 63, was convicted in March of lying to the U.S. government about her December 2001 trade in shares of biotech ImClone Systems.

Ms. Kudryavtsev was indicted last month on charges of lying to federal investigators about whether she or her husband had received money or loans from Ms. Edwards.

Webber pleaded guilty in July to charges of lying about his relationship with Ed Martin, the University of Michigan booster who contended that he loaned $280,000 to Webber when Webber was playing for the Wolverines.