Sentence examples for be a scheme from inspiring English sources

I know this appears to be a scheme of yet another admissions-obsessed New York dad.

I mentioned at the time that it seemed to be a scheme inspired by The Producers, who conspire to make a killing by betting against the success of their Broadway show.

Addressing Ms. Brinkmann, the plaintiff's lawyer, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said the law "appears to be a scheme just directed at whether funds are to be given to a school," with the remedy limited to withholding the money.

The complaint did not, however, outline what is said to be a scheme that revolved around Harn's access at Autotote to a catalog of uncashed betting tickets and vouchers: *For the past year, Harn was able to graft the bar code from uncashed tickets onto a test ticket used at Autotote for maintenance or repair.

"The RLA believes that there should be a scheme of capital allowance for repair and refurbishment, not just the revised allowance for replacement of white goods and furniture etc, to prevent properties from falling into disrepair or their contents becoming out of date".

But it would be matched by tougher sanctions, for example on Iranian banks that finance uranium enrichment (an activity Iran says is peaceful and aimed at generating electricity one day, but many others believe to be a scheme to build a bomb).Yet the European response to Mr Obama over Iran has been mixed.

What they do share is a scheme.

It is a scheme that both should be ashamed of.

This is a scheme for people aged 56 and 65.

It's a scheme that's often as much as six times annual pay.

I no longer think it was a scheme, but it isn't a novel, either.