Sentence examples for a nefarious scheme from inspiring English sources
Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler play a couple who embark on a nefarious scheme in which the odds are always in their favor.
But Bradstreet's family and broad network of supporters see a nefarious scheme in the series of events leading to his death.
Todd, a middle-aged autistic resident of Payton LivingCenter, and the narrator of this novel, describes the disturbances that ensue after an employee starts using him in a nefarious scheme.
"There appears to be a huge push for outsourcing," Mr. Rowledge said, lamenting what he sees as a nefarious scheme to force American computer programmers to make themselves redundant.
This weird death is part of a nefarious scheme by Kingsman's great nemesis, Valentine, a Mark Evilerberg-meetyper Evil type and source of some of the film's most unexpected gags.
That's why the Fed focuses on "core" inflation that excludes food and energy: it's not a nefarious scheme to ignore the real hardships people face, it's an attempt to figure out if inflation is getting built into the system.
At its midway point, when all of Frank's misfortune begins to congeal into a single nefarious scheme, "Novocaine" loses all three.
If making movies people want to see isn't enough of a celebrity-studded plot to corrupt American small town values -- and based on Palin's family, I'd say those are drug addiction, drug dealing, underage drinking, unprotected sex, and pre-marital pregnancy -- there seems to be a more nefarious scheme afoot!
The genesis of each installment is not in the hero but in the hero's quest, and that means a villain with a plausible and nefarious scheme.
So when Gertrud clubbed Oliver with the table lamp to stop him killing Viktoria, it wasn't a humane action that had the perhaps unintended consequence of killing him; rather, she was protecting her timebomb, whom she needed to attend that EU summit so her nefarious scheme could achieve maximum nefariousness.
I got the idea for his nefarious scheme while watching a lunar eclipse.
