Sentence examples for a plot to get back at from inspiring English sources

Students' references to evaluations as an opportunity to "vent" (Marlin, 1987; Lindahl and Unger, 2010) or as a "plot to get back at an instructor" (Jacobs, 1987) are examples of faultfinding feedback.

In a September 2010 interview from the prison, Van der Sloot reportedly admitted to the extortion plot, stating: "I wanted to get back at Natalee's family—her parents have been making my life tough for five years".

She tries unsuccessfully to get back at him.

Many offered suggestions to get back at telemarketers.

DON'T try to get back at her.

Will they tell just to get back at you? Bullies.

Don't try to get back at them.

Think of ways to get back at her.

Perhaps he's plotting a move to get back in charge at Newcastle.

As soon as he came to power, he plotted how to get back the Soviet territories.

You have to get back in at some point.