Sentence examples for obstructions that lie from inspiring English sources
It takes an exceptionally brave biographer to weave around these obstacles, and Martin Amis: The Biography is a pattern demonstration of some of the obstructions that lie in wait.
Beyond that lie further obstacles.
"60 Minutes" repeated that lie.
Obstruction of justice is a serious offense that lay at the core of Bill Clinton's impeachment and forced the resignation of Richard Nixon.
I mean, if you call that obstruction that's fine.
What's the evidence of obstruction that isn't public?
The worst of the shoals and other obstructions in that stretch of the river lay to the east of the metropolitan area formed by the cities of Sheffield, Florence, Tuscumbia, and Muscle Shoals.
The government did not charge Stewart with criminal insider trading, which was the original focus of the investigation, but, rather, with crimes relating to obstruction of justice — that is, with lying about her reasons for making the sale.
