Sentence examples for the lies issue from inspiring English sources

When we were doing the Lies Issue back in February, we made absolutely sure that none of the info going into the articles was in any way true.

We bring this up because last week The Melbourne Times (that free magazine which they've been delivering for the last 35 years to the doors of 100,000 homes and which normally makes its way directly from our letterbox directly into the rubbish bin) did their very own version of the Lies issue.

With Charles distracted by war with the Dutch and domestic politics in the late 1660s, the issue lay dormant until the mid-1670s.

Yesterday he was hoping the bill would lay the issue to rest.

Make the issue about the lies, not the pet itself.

"But therein lies the issue with the Davis Cup and the I.T.F".

At the centre of this shift lies the issue of Greek studies, which is much more than a curricular option.

But therein lies the issue: the facilities built to collect and monitor data concerning our air quality, are immobile.

But even the new results are not likely to lay the issue completely to rest.

Approach the issues behind the lies as a team.

The American public, though, isn't entirely ready to lay the issue to rest.