Sentence examples for that lie to from inspiring English sources

Martha Stewart was yesterday accused of lying to federal investigators and "multiplying" that lie to shareholders in her own company as she sought to protect her reputation and her wealth.

When he died in a car crash in 1956 he took that lie to his grave.In this section The S word In cold blood Hildebrand Gurlitt's secret His contentious legacy Only a minor disturbance A reset? Falling out of love ReprintsHis treasure ended up in the hands of his son, Cornelius.

It is hard to imagine even a limerick being written about the scrappy shops and tatty houses that lie to Oxford's east.Yet James Attlee's scholarly, reflective and sympathetic journey up the Cowley Road is one of the best travel books that has been written about Britain's oldest university city.

GOP consultant Mike Shields claims Trump's attacks on McCain tap his voters' frustration with "politicians that lie to them" and "aren't real," whereas these attacks show Trump is "real". Trump's outsider authenticity turns out to be a willingness to slime a dead man who can't defend himself.

But he made good use of his proximity to power, referring constantly to "mi tío" - my uncle - and promising that with the war in Iraq "almost done with", his uncle will turn his attention back to relations between the US and the countries that lie to the south.

Talent will out, they say, whatever the tools that lie to hand, and in a sense they are right: Woods would destroy us with a single rusty five-iron found at the back of a garage, and Cartier-Bresson could have picked up a Box Brownie and done more with a roll of film — summoning his usual miracles of poise and surprise — than the rest of us would manage with a lifetime of Leicas.

That lies to me and herself.

Opuwo is the entrance to the remarkable Kaokoland that lies to the east.

We expect the NSA to have a culture that lies to and deceives the enemy.

We are being told that these are technicalities, that lies to a grand jury are a small matter.

Depression is an illness -- an illness that lies to you, that makes you unable to trust your own mind.