Sentence examples for a plan to destroy from inspiring English sources

"They had a plan to destroy all of East Timor," she said.

Perhaps this is a plan to destroy the bus company a dime at a time.

He also embarks on a plan to destroy the man who altered his looks.

Among these is a plan to destroy the country's ivory stockpile of 112 tonnes, worth $50m, rather than sell it off, to place a stigma on the stuff.

Once there, Iago, who feels he has been passed over for a promotion, puts into action a plan to destroy the man he serves.

For some it is an inspirational idea to make Paris more green, to others a plan to destroy one of the French capital's most prestigious and historic avenues.

Addressing the audience, conductor Nayer Nagi announced: "In a stand against a detailed plan to destroy culture and fine arts in Egypt we abstain from performing tonight's opera".

Another document in French, of anonymous authorship, asserted that the Natchez revolt was a British plan to destroy a new French tobacco business in Louisiana.

In the course of his piece, he is accused by a cousin-in-law of having a secret plan to destroy Israel.

As Breen notes, "No evidence survives showing that the king or his ministers contemplated a complex plan to destroy American rights," yet a significant proportion of the American populace became convinced that this was the case.

Mr. Sharon's opposition to the Oslo accords has raised suspicions on the left that he harbors a secret plan to destroy them, and with them the possibility of a Palestinian state.