"lie in" or "lie to"?
You made your bed now lie in it. |
Salvation lies in the unsayable. |
He had lain in the grave three days. |
Instead, the interest and complexity of this music lies in its melodies and its rhythms. |
The deception, however, lies in its definition of who qualifies as ' Project Affected '. |
The historic significance of this photo lies in the message displayed on the windshield. |
To uproot the scourge of terrorism, solution lies in doing away with fundamental problems upon which Darwinism stands. |
I think the key to him having an NBA opportunity lies in him realizing attack with the bounce is the way to get there. |
Prone Position Lithotomy position: In this position the body is lying in a supine with hips and knees fully extended. |
I really dislike being lied to. |
Right? Come on! Don't lie to me. |
Our government often lies to us. |
I have been personally slandered, and people have been lied to about why OpenBSD exists. |
But, Monckton at least knew he was lying to others, while keeping the truth to himself. |
Will they wonder since I have been lied to about this what else am I being lied to about. |
Yet again though this is a company that consistently lies to the consumers who buy their products so maybe just maybe. |
In addition, they never got replies to their emails from Samsung -- or at least the article doesn't say that they did. |
Of course you can through the photos away and act as if that period did not exist - but you would be lying to yourself. |
It went like this: I agree that parents lying to their children about Santa sours the joy of the myth/concept terribly. |
Please do not lie on the floor. |
Journalism relies on free speech. |
The pose begins by lying on the back. |
I was lying on my side and I felt this really weird poking at me in my midddle section. |
It's almost pitch dark, but we can see the outline of a bed, and something lying on it. |
To execute this pose lie on the floor with the back and legs straight and close together. |
Once the kite is fully inflating, flip it over so it is lying on the inflated edge and weight it down with your board. |
Have him lie on his back, hold a cube in your hand, and slowly draw an icy line from his neck all the way down his body. |
Chris our drummer's lying on the couch, and some dude walks into the room, looking for Dave Sitek from TV On The Radio. |
Instead of sitting on the couch, I'll lie on the floor and each time an ad comes on I'll do a plank for as long as I can. |
He lied about almost everything. |
Don't ask him, he may lie about it. |
We'll lie about lying if we have to. |
Johnson, who lied about events in the Gulf of Tonkin in the summer of 1964 so that he. |
Finally, in your article you said osho lied about not knowing about the wire tappings. |
Romney lies about what he has said in the past, while Obama lies about what he has done. |
It is very serious -- if a creditor lies about being owed a debt -- there is a $500,000 fine and slam time penalty. |
Posted by: Toddi September 17, 2012, 12:21 pm 12:21 pm Them Dems will do whatever it takes to lie about their agenda. |
The testimony involved accusations that Clinton lied about the relationship - and asked Lewinsky to lie - under oath. |
Sam why are you lying about a genocide and a lot of other things in every post trying to relate it in anyway you can. |
The fault lies with the people. |
Most of the blame lies with the girl. |
Everyone's loyalties lie with Bull McCabe. |
Even amongst Labour supporters only 53% say the responsibility lies with the coalition. |
We're the consumers, and ultimately we provide all the money, so the power lies with us. |
The duty may lie with a single member of the team, or it could be a group responsibility. |
Two-parent families with one parent in no regular paid employment -- other parent's employment status: 2xF/T, 1xP/T). |
As a member of the inner sanctum his priority lies with the state that he represents and not with the United Nations. |
The burden of proof lies with you -- you need to show how Poetry Foundation has espoused a philosophy of discrimination. |
If the theory has a weakness, it lies with the centrality of pictorial art, which it seems to fit modernism like a glove. |
The first critical support lies at 1420. |
Lying at the core of it all was Havel the thinker. |
The Obama administration lies at every opportunity. |
Both clubs lie at the bottom of the Championship eah with a loss and 0 -- 2 goal deficit. |
Today I see and affirm this important notion that lies at the heart of godly leadership. |
This less visited Lake, lies at the base of the Eyasi escarpment on the western rift wall. |
But, as so many found, Atkins is mercilessly tough in the real world, where carbohydrate temptation lies at every turn. |
The Centre is located in a lush natural environment and lies at a distance of 28 kilometers from the capital city Dhaka. |
I actually think that learning and overcoming challenges lies at the very heart of the enjoyment that stems from gameplay. |
Astronomers believe that supermassive black holes lie at the center of virtually all large galaxies, even our own Milky Way. |
But Kitty is like a constant shadow lying between them. |
Think what is missing, and what lies between the important items. |
Geographically, it lies between Taymyrsky Dolgano-Nenetsky District. |
Except in this case, the relational possibilities lie between objects rather than people. |
Brick-shaped solids have values of P and R lying between those for slabs and those for cubes. |
Where is tonto dike's own? ini edo moved to collect millions for her acting fee, tonto still lies between thousands. |
The only option, then, for the former, lies between the proposed government and a government still more objectionable. |
Runaway Bay, the site where Columbus first landed in Jamaica, lies between the two resorts of Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. |
It lies between the eastern coast of the Northern Territory and the western coast of Cape York Peninsula, North Queensland. |
The secret of its success lies within its pantyhose tea. |
Smart goals, ones that lie within ourselves, are always achievable. |
RESPONSIBILITY: The fulfilment of our dreams lies within each of us. |
She believes the wisdom and the knowledge for the solutions lie within the individuals. |
The northern section of the Eastern highlands lies within the tropical savannas region. |
The Dondra Point is important as it lies within the main sea route between west and east. |
Gases such as sulfur, methane, ammonia, nitrogen and oxygen lie within the planet's atmosphere, creating colorful bands. |
Note that the Chinese cities of Kunming, Chengdu and Chongqing actually lie within Zone +7, same as Singapore, in theory. |
The majority of this water lies within US territory, but no water diversions to the southwest are occurring nor planned. |
MARY GEARIN: Lord Patten told the BBC's Andrew Marr that the problem lies within the management of the public broadcaster. |
Its not just Obama's poor relations with Netanyahu, which lie behind that. |
The legal principle that lies behind this is that you can not give what you do not have. |
A combination of bigotry, inadequate resources and a lack of political will lie behind this problem. |
It's about understanding where these positions are coming from, what hopes and fears lie behind them. |
One stands in awe, sometimes, of the blinding intelligence that lies behind these creations of the nighttime hours. |
Runaway Bay's hotels are located by the beach or above, in the gently sloping hills that lie behind the coastal road. |
A number of factors lie behind the decision to jettison the C# client, and the web based one isn't as bad as you think. |
It gouged out the trough filled by Lake P? kaki, which lies behind hills of moraine (rocks, soil and clay carried by glaciers). |
Reflecting on the man who will be lying behind the closed curtain, stretched out on a gurney on the other side of the glass window. |
When doors are designed like this, it makes you feel even more intrigued by what could be lying behind them, as in the interior of the house. |
This is what lies beneath the chatter. |
Another quieter, almost hidden world lies beneath our feet. |
Underwear should be removed after lying beneath the quills. |
According to a famous saying of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh ), paradise lies beneath the feet of mothers. |
The scariest thing about this outfit is the hint of schizophrenia that lies beneath all the components. |
In addition to the chilled island atmosphere and Stone Town's bustle, other attractions lie beneath the water. |
After releasing my What Lies Beneath series, I also put some images online that didn't quite make it into the series. |
The truth however lies beneath the surface and can only be known on deeper exploration of the subject (or a visit to Quora). |
All of the above -- except for the 1 trillion barrels of oil that lies beneath the aforementioned tri-state region, apparently. |
During the formation of the fetus, the thymus migrates from the neck into the chest, and in adults it lies beneath the breastbone (sternum). |
The answers to our problems don't lie beyond our reach. |
Human curiosity must touch the extremities of perception, even when they lie beyond death. |
Therefore it uses words, which are symbolic, and can not express what lies beyond symbols. |
Do not spend time grappling with things which may, at some stage, lie beyond your competence. |
Though important symbols of bureaucratic authority, they are spaces that lie beyond our system of bureaucratic oversight. |
I know of some who have even contemplated suicide with hope that your glorious kingdom and what lies beyond it would be what awaits them. |
His greatest strength as a teacher is to help others to find the true peace and happiness that lies beyond asana in the comfortable seat of the soul. |
This general need to structure patterns of living within constraints that lie beyond human understanding or control may be referred to as adapting to Nature '. |
There are two ovaries that lie by the side of the uterus. |
Ranvi sleeping in a cot and Veera is lying by his side. |
Na you born your pickin, you know when they are lying by their body movement. |
Your description of Rodney Stark's book certainly makes it sound like he is lying by omission. |
Yet this has not been exposed as such by the current government who have therefore sanctioned this lying by their ' silence ' on the matter. |
You can not spin away the fact that the president lied, Hillary Clinton lied, Joe Biden lied and others most likely have too or lie by omission to cover for the WH. |
This is a list of 76 universities for Rush Limbaugh that endorse global warming denial, racism, sexism, and partisan lying by broadcasting sports on Limbaugh radio stations. |
After 18 months of extensions and quite a bit of scheming and lying by the UU employees and owner the game had to be shelved as an unplayable mess and UU even tried to sue Paradox. |
Bill Clinton would ask his wife to lie for him. |
Who says so? A bunch of guys who lied for a decade. |
This is where the crux of the problem really lies for me. |
I'd a really good liar, actually, and sometimes I just lie for fun. |
He has been protected, lied for, covered-up for and coddled, by the media. |
And any more squirming on your part is just lying for the good sound of it. |
I can only speculate that Victor had outlived his usefulness to lie for Orange and done enough damage while he was at it. |
Its discovery took place in the tomb of the Necropolis of Thebes where the mummy had lain for over three thousand years. |
They've propped Obama up, protected him, lied for him, and attempted to marginalize any threat to his power or electoral success. |
John, I think it's only in the final days that the MSM finally clued-on to the fact that their blatant bias and lying for Obama is backfiring. |
Its applicability does not lie outside these three categories. |
Although an act is committed within legal parameters it may lie outside moral boundaries. |
The reasons why women are seldom as well educated than men lie outside the education system. |
The nanomaterials used are often larger than 100 nanometres and therefore by definition lie outside the classical nano range. |
I'd still not sure that the perceived slowdown is in the tool versus packaging or update policy which lies outside the scope of what can be fixed in the tool codebase. |
His perspective on thought and consciousness as lying outside the spheres of natural science was a really significant idea which we are still trying to come to terms with. |
But his cultural status has overshadowed his achievements as a creative artist to the extent that the writer has long lain outside the Romantic canon taught in universities. |
Questions about whether certain kinds of research are ethical, or who might yield the benefits from this research lie outside the boundary of this system, and so are not considered. |
Only 5% of the time will the true population mean lie outside the confidence interval, so you would have to be quite unlucky for the confidence interval not to contain the true mean. |
Foner is lying through his teeth, tacking that sentence on the end of his other guff. |
He should have been horsewhipped once a day for every day he had lied through his teeth to her. |
Lie through your teeth by claiming that it is the rotation of the Earth here in the north which is causing the water to circulate the way it does. |
Where is the truth? Where is real leadership? Posted by: Seek Truth September 17, 2012, 7:39 pm 7:39 pm It's so easy to tell the truth, yet she sought to lie through her teeth. |
To this, we must trust to the intuition of activists who have clearly attained a degree of insight far beyond do the right thing you need to lie through your teeth while doing it. |
He said paradise lies under the feet of mothers. |
Besides, she has often other employments which lie under the rose. |
Respect in the Hereafter The famous hadith of the Holy Prophet (s) says: Jannat lies under the feet of the mothers. |
She, like us, is a stranger; her father's ashes lie under brighter skies; but, less happy than we, she is blind and a slave. |
Mosec communicated with Cannon via automatic writing and dreams, and pinpointed the Ark as lying under several feet of sand. |
Almost without my notice my body slipped gently to the floor, and I was lying under the power of God, but felt as thought caught up and floating. |
Much as I long for a good paved road between me and any other destination in Burundi, I'd conscious that something will be lost when the old dirt road lies under asphalt. |