Sentence examples for conspired to shoot from inspiring English sources

Brando and the film's director, Bernardo Bertolucci, conspired to shoot the scene without telling her what was going to happen.

Yes, to a certain degree the messengers have conspired to shoot themselves in the foot of late, but what Hansen and his colleagues are now urgently trying to do is reboot the climate debate and start afresh.

He describes how he and Marlon Brando conspired to shoot an assault by Brando's character in the 1972 film using a stick of butter as lubricant to rape his lover played by the late actress – a detail that had not been in the script.

Believing that her father and Fitz conspired to shoot down the plane with her mother, Olivia becomes the client of her own firm.

Hollywood types including Jessica Chastain, Chris Evans and Evan Rachel Wood were aghast over the weekend after reading that "Last Tango in Paris" director Bernardo Bertolucci and the late Marlon Brando conspired to shoot the movie's notorious "butter scene" without actress Maria Schneider's knowledge of or consent to what was about to be filmed.

The recent conviction of Cuban agents in Miami for spying and conspiring to shoot down two Cuban exile planes was a victory for the rights of American citizens, Attorney General John Ashcroft said in Miami.

It defies logic, Mr. Scaring said, that Dr. Borukhova would have conspired to have her husband shot in broad daylight in a well-trafficked park in front of the daughter she "worshipped" and "adored".

Moyes' protestations about the winning penalty were hollow when his defence somehow conspired to allow Sebastian Larsson the chance of the night, unchallenged to shoot in the area.

The referee, the penalty shoot-out, the ghost goal, have all conspired to deny Chelsea the prize they crave above all else in the past decade.

The opposition conspired to foil the plans.

Vested interests conspired to neuter most suggestions.