Examples of 'lie would' in a sentence
Meaning of "lie would"
Lie would: Indicates that if someone were to tell a lie
How to use "lie would" in a sentence
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So the lie would be the bigger problem.
And you thought a little lie would help.
Living a lie would be no good for either of us.
He never thought such a little lie would hurt her so much.
A lie would have made him grow suspicious.
Because that lie would make no sense.
A lie would seem more probable in this case.
Every demonstrable lie would be at your own peril.
To lie would be against my programming.
So then the truth and the lie would have been evident.
That lie would put a stop to it.
My own mother would never tell the truth if a lie would do.
But that lie would not answer.
The tack will stimulate your EKG much in the same way a lie would.
Of course his lie would have been uncovered.
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Now the tap will stimulate your EKG much in the same way a lie would.
So narrow a lie would never suit me.
A lie would be considered the truth if only more people believed it.
Knowing that a lie would ruin his chances.
A lie would have to be invented.
I sometimes wonder if this lie would be grounds for a marriage annulment.
My lie would keep you behind bars for few years.
How to tell the truth even when telling a lie would be so much easier.
So your lie would become flawless.
But are there certain occasions where a lie would be acceptable?
Trying to lie would surely get him nowhere.
She 's too smart not to think her lie would be discovered.
I bet even a lie would sound good in that accent.
The circumstances were such that a lie would not … could not.
To tell a lie would be a great sin.
We decided that whoever told the biggest lie would get it . ”.
The lie would have made him grow suspicious.
I swore to Pietro that no lie would ever come between us.
No lie would be bigger.
Too strong for me The temptation to lie would be to do something like that.
A lie would be perfect.
The transient prisoner lie would be better, sir.
That my lie would take that away from her.
And the truth is better than a lie, when a lie would cost an innocent person 's life.
That lie would only work if you said that you dumped him.
You 'd think that a lie would lack details.
The blatant lie would have been funny if the situation had been less tense.
The harm, the evil of the lie would be turned inwards.
A third lie would be, whites did not take control.
The law-abiding Jesus who did not lie would convict himself.
And then the chosen lie would pass into the permanent records and become truth.
That's a great question… Because that lie would make no sense.
Keeping up the lie would have fit for that purpose.
A lie would have made him grow suspicious. And smart.
People lied the most when the lie would benefit both themselves and their unseen partner.
