Sentence for lies | Use lies in a sentence

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• It lies on me! (10)
• There it lies. (10)
• She lies upstairs. (10)
• So changeless he lies. (10)
• This way disaster lies. (8)
• Bran lies low with thee. (10)
• My father lies helpless. (10)
• There lies Marshal Clarke. (2)
• I accused her of telling lies. (10)
• It lies between Dahlia and me. (22)
• A bed lies along the wall, Left. (8)
• A terrible time lies behind me. (12)
• He lies back yonder under a tree. (1)
• I do not know where the error lies. (4)
• Lies would now be his daily business. (8)
• You may look at home for lies, my man. (8)
• What mattered a few supplementary lies? (8)
• I rather fear it lies on the opposite shore. (10)
• The treacherous cur lies rotting in a ditch! (10)
• There lies the key to the military situation. (18)
• You mean those rumours, those lies of the enemy. (10)
• Feet will be walking over ones grave, wherever it lies. (10)
• The sadness of our times lies in this questioning spirit. (8)
• The place lies out in the Hanover direction, far from here. (10)
• There, and only there, lies the whole mystery of the affair. (10)
• Now this I ask: Where lies my beloved, the Prince my husband? (10)
• I am bound to do all that lies in my power for this imprisoned man. (10)
• Yet there lies the path of truth, serviceable, ever honorable truth. (16)
• If this be so in some instances, the correction lies with the public. (16)
• But the decent press which lies between does not thus stultify itself. (16)
• It lies terraced across a steep slope in the midst of mighty chestnuts. (2)
• She lies in bed, her eyes shut or open, never sleeping, hears any mouse. (10)
• They at least do not regard him who lies there as one born to misfortune. (5)
• And she lies there dying; not he nor any other man will ever take her away. (8)
• I am told that he lies in great danger from a blow on the back of his head. (10)
• I am told that he lies in great danger from a blow on the back of his head. (22)
• It lies in the fundamental mistake that he makes in the matter of publicity. (16)
• But whatever he did, or said now, would be like telling lies, or else being cruel. (8)
• The very life of metropolitan publishing lies in the search for new men and variety. (16)
• To live and shine, she grows her fleece, Is shorn, and rubs with follies and with lies. (10)
• Choice of the life or death lies in ourselves; There is no fate but when unreason lours. (10)
• It seemed to him very likely that if he asked these men questions they would tell him lies. (9)
• So she waited, as some grey lake lies, full and smooth, awaiting the star below the twilight. (10)
• And it is this same sense which lies behind much of the sensitiveness as to rank and punctilio. (14)
• He had the deep, caressing touch that lies in fingers of steel worked by a real passion for tone. (8)
• There is little timber except pines, and the greater part of the country lies in moorland pasture. (2)
• It lies with her to overcome what degrades her, that she may win to liberty by overcoming what exalts. (10)
• And in this large, inclusive sense of things lies a wiser wisdom than the mere sum of all that it knows. (1)
• Deep within him there lies forever the unconquerable conviction of his power to rise, to renew himself. (13)
• The reason lies in the general preference of publishers for criticism that is laudatory even if absurd. (16)
• In that dim continual journey she was like a disharmonic spirit traversing the air above where its body lies. (8)
• Lies and hatred, those violent things of life, would come to seem quite natural, in the violence of his love. (8)
• Not to be the idol, to have an aim of our own, there lies the truer pride, if we intend respect of ourselves. (10)
• This is what I find the fatal defect of our American Ossian, Walt Whitman, whose way is where artistic madness lies. (9)
• But when love asks for nothing, And lies on his bed of snow, The face slips under my eyelids, All in its living glow. (10)
• I had not to learn that the simplest visits and observations of ruling princes signify more than lies on the surface. (10)
• As to the where and when of the different papers, in which I suppose their bibliography properly lies, I need not be very exact. (9)
• Down these hillmen pour like cattle Sniffing pasture: grim below, Showing eager teeth of battle, In his spear-heads lies the foe. (10)
• One who cannot be curbed by reason may be curbed by fear, a familiar truth which lies at the foundation of all penological systems. (7)
• The fieriest emotions turn into lies before these inexorable souls, whose prejudices are their laws and whose caste is their fate. (12)
• The man she had seen besieged by passionate love, touched her cold imagination with a hue of fire, as Winter dawn lies on a frosty field. (10)
• There you see what hypocrisy is and rascality; there you see the dirty souls as they are, with their terror and their lies and their lusts. (12)
• Nothing came amiss to it, everything was fuel; fibs, evasions, the serene battalions of white lies parallel on the march with dainty rogue falsehoods. (10)
• How can a business man, whose prosperity, whose earthly salvation, necessarily lies in the adversity of some one else, be delicate and chivalrous, or even honest? (9)

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