During the trial, the defense counsel called the witness a perjurer in front of the jury.

The judge warned the courtroom that perjurers would face severe penalties.

By perjuring himself on the stand, he risked a longer prison sentence.

He perjured himself during the trial by denying that he had been at the scene.

The townsfolk shunned the perjure after evidence proved that he had sworn falsely.

If he lies about his alibi on the stand, he will perjure himself.

Every time the witness perjures himself, it undermines the integrity of the court.

The prosecutor argued that the defendant's perjurable testimony made the entire alibi unreliable.

The witness's perjurous statements complicated the trial more than anyone expected.