lie (one's) way into (something or some place)

To obtain something or gain access to a particular place or thing through deceit. We tried to lie our way into the party, but we were immediately recognized as freshmen and told to leave. He didn't actually have any of the proper certifications—he just lied his way into the job.

See also: lie, way

See also:

lied
bluff (one's) way into (something)
bluff way
bluff
bluff (one's) way
a lie has no legs
trick (one) out of (something)
trick (something) out of (one)
trick out of
a straw will show which way the wind blows

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