Sentence examples for conspiracy to keep from inspiring English sources
Nor is there a conspiracy to keep women out.
It's a conspiracy to keep Ukip quiet," said the 32-year-old.
As McDougall wrote: "I don't think there's any grand, mustachio-twirling conspiracy to keep women down.
How do we end the owners' apparent unholy conspiracy to keep Bonds out of uniform?
It's not all a conspiracy to keep you in little boxes, alright?
Rodriguez, sensing a conspiracy to keep him from playing Monday as scheduled, found the urgent timing of the M.R.I. suspicious.
He said the damage done to the Guildford Four and their families had been enormous - with what he described as conspiracies to keep young, innocent people in jail for 15 years.
It has led to front-page accusations of a government cover-up from the Sun, Mail and Telegraph, with Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage claiming there has been a conspiracy to "deliberately keep voters in the dark" over the true scale of European migration to Britain.
Was Ozal an early victim of an ultra-nationalist conspiracy that wanted to keep the Kurdish issue bottled up and Turkey's shutters to the outside world wedged tight?
In his pains to resurrect this old vendetta, Fusilli has recast the particulars of the original event, revised his portrayal of Terry's wife and devised an improbable conspiracy of kindness to keep the truth from his hero for five years.
Samsung and LG already have 22x burners out there, but there is a conspiracy in place to keep you waiting that full five minutes for that DVD to burn, when you could be finished all of forty seconds faster.
