Sentence examples for conspired to take from inspiring English sources

"Tonight, 18 Senate Republicans conspired to take government away from the people," Mr. Miller said.

However a number of things have conspired to take the shine off that.

Some commemorative sculptures survived in homes until the 1960s, when African poverty and a hot art market conspired to take them to Europe for sale.

They conspired to take bribes from a Chinese medical imaging company and a Chinese-sponsored research institute to share nonpublic information about their N.Y.U.

As it happens, America has succeeded rather brilliantly in taking down the bastards who conspired to take down the World Trade Center.

In the trial in Manhattan, Mr. Boyland was acquitted of charges that he had conspired to take $175,000 in bribes through a sham consulting agreement with the chief executive of a health care organization, MediSys, which runs hospitals in Brooklyn and Queens.

Everybody I know is conspiring to take my horses away from me.

Meanwhile, back at the palace, the king's evil adviser (Dax Valdes) conspires to take over.

Mr. Ratigan said flatly, "As long as there's been banks and governments, banks and governments have been conspiring to take money from the people".

In that district, Guy J. Velella, the veteran Bronx Republican, resigned from the State Senate last month and pleaded guilty to charges of conspiring to take bribes.

He continues to level charges that all his former supporters have betrayed him and may be conspiring to take his trolleys from him.