Sentence examples for told a string of from inspiring English sources

Badly enough, Litvinoff told a string of friends and acquaintances, for Freud to organise a reprisal.

Earlier this week, Lord Justice Wildblood told Mr Butt he had "told a string of lies" to the court and the police, and warned him he faced jail for contempt of court.

A close family friend who helped a runway mother flee with her three-year-old son faces prison after a judge ruled that he had "told a string of lies," about their disappearance.

News of the World journalists who hacked Milly Dowler's phone told a string of lies and interfered with the investigation into her disappearance in 2002, according to a report by Surrey police published on Monday.

Finally, Bobby Ramsen, in white pants, white shirt and white shoes -- in short, a Full Miami -- appeared, and told a string of jokes that were so corny and so hilarious that I was crying from laughing so hard.

Prosecutors say he told a string of lies to the FBI during several interviews until he finally confessed to being in Tsarnaev's dorm room and seeing two friends remove Tsarnaev's backpack, which contained fireworks that had been emptied of their explosive powder.

He admitted telling a string of lies before signing his cooperation agreement, including to law enforcement, family members and potential investors in his various business ventures.

The comics in Walters's class, desperate to escape their tedious jobs, tell a string of racist, sexist jokes with an eye to getting on an agent's books.

When he learned by chance of the QC's pessimistic advice, Carter-Ruck told him a string of lies.

The police have been told of a string of estates that appear to have generated a suspicious number of postal vote applications.

"Glory" does not feel like the work of someone reasserting her independence, or even reclaiming a narrative — if anything, it's a pretty straightforward reiteration of the past, told via a string of limp, occasionally exhausting come-ons — but it seems silly to expect Spears to conform to those ideas, anyway.