1. About 10 others had come in for warmth and for a chance to lie down.
2. By spreading mostly biased or untrue stories about their rivals in the negative ads, both candidates seem to firmly believe that a lie repeated often becomes the truth.
3. The two lie about halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii, just east of the international date line.
4. More public funds are lost through embezzlement than to families who lie about their property conditions to apply for subsistence allowances.
5. Joel isn't one to lie or hide things from Nicole, so the next day he told her about it on the phone.
6. But when historians teach about Blair, his domestic agenda will lie in the shade of foreign affairs.
7. Some prefer the less complicated task of changing their first names, and many more just lie about their names when they think it judicious.
8. As the world continues to hear a lot these days about China's economic slowdown, where does the country's best way out of its current difficulties lie?
9. I can't focus on work if I have to lie about my relationship.
10. The pressure over bonuses can even prompt some people to lie about them.
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