Sentence examples for time for a lie from inspiring English sources
It's time for a lie down.
Thanks for your company and comments - time for a lie down.
After all that it's time for a lie down amid the ginger flower-scented luxury of the Langham hotel on the Southbank.
Behaviorally, we would expect to perceive a typical "lie effect", namely a significantly longer response time for the lie trials than for the truth trials.
Behaviorally, the lie effect, defined as the increased mean reaction time for the "lie" trials relative to the "true" trials, was significantly larger for positive pictures than for negative pictures, demonstrating a clear modulation effect of stimulus valence on deception.
The author of three previous books and a frequent contributor to The New York Times, she writes for a lay audience with a practiced hand.
Vieth's advice is for white people to expose more skin for a shorter time, for example by lying in a bathing suit for 10 minutes on each side, twice per week, and over 4 to 8 weeks of summer.
Another common factor is that, working as they do in institutions that are open to the general public, they all have to spend some proportion of their time interpreting their work for a lay audience.
A time for cool appraisal lies ahead, which will mean business as usual for the former manager of Bangor City and Scunthorpe United, who admitted privately that he will be looking out for the fixtures with Liverpool, where he was a schoolboy goalkeeper.
Prioritizing these relationships and devoting time for social bonding lie at the essence of our humanity.
