Sentence examples for will only lie from inspiring English sources

They will only lie to you anyway.

The Court eventually concluded that, "a quashing order will only lie against decisions which have some form of actual or ostensible legal effect, whether direct or indirect.

Most of the time, your dog will only lie in a dark or hidden corner of your house.

The Tories have said they plan to cut the welfare budget by £8bn but have said they will only lay out the full detail of how this will be achieved after the election.

In a communique, the rebellious Lt. Col. Ollanta Moises Humala Tasso said, "I will only lay down my arms when the chain of command is legitimate and there is a president who has been truly elected by the people to whom I would be able to swear my subordination".

However, she will only lay out the conditions if House does his team's performance reviews (knowing that he hates doing paperwork).

There are over 90 specific California species that will only lay their eggs on certain species of leaf, like the monarch on milkweed, because that's what the caterpillars can eat.

Healing these wounds will not only lay the groundwork for a stable nation, but will also reinforce the United States commitment to helping the Iraqi people.

My little black book of anthropological observations will only ever contain lies, damn lies, because my mere presence in male environments will radically alter the vibe of them – scientists called this phenomena Schrodinger's Yat.

No doubt it is possible to combine being convinced both that one has to do X in some difficult situation (say when only lying will save my father), and that doing X remains in some significant way bad.

So even when you remain within the university, make sure that essentially you will only have to lay out or copy edit your manuscript, because otherwise the work may be finished much, much later than you hoped.