Sentence examples for disastrous plot from inspiring English sources

Climb up to the roof terrace and you can view the Shropshire countryside and ponder on the fate of poor Lady Jane Grey – one lord of the manor, Sir Thomas Bromley, was involved in the disastrous plot to put her on the throne.

The chance to explore the swiftly changing culture of Web-age journalism is one of several intriguing possibilities that "State of Play" squanders as it makes its jumpy, lumpy way toward a disastrous final plot twist.

He would also use it to sign death warrants on dissenters, to murder his own countrymen, to plot disastrous wars with neighboring countries, and to be the puppet master of his entire population.

The party pill ketamine fueled a recent plot (with predictably disastrous results), and the vicar is now a sultry-voiced woman.

Tesco grandee Lord MacLaurin attacked Leahy, saying his former protege had "lost the plot" and embarked on a "disastrous" foray into the US.

He launched an outspoken attack on his former protege's record in 2013, saying Leahy had "lost the plot" and embarked on a "disastrous" foray into the US.

The episode's plot was based on a "disastrous" school program, in which students had to participate in community service in order to be allowed to advance to the next grade.

He later told the Guardian that Leahy "lost the plot" and that the US venture was "disastrous".

The plot for the shipment itself failed when disastrous coordination prevented a successful rendezvous off Socorro Island with the Maverick.

The setting is clearly Hungary under communism (Krasznahorkai was born in 1954, and Satantango was his first novel) and the plot seems to gesture towards the country's disastrous attempt at forced agricultural collectivisation.

MacLaurin later told the Guardian Leahy had "lost the plot", and that the US venture was a "disastrous" enterprise he had counselled against – even though it was to be run by his son-in-law Tim Mason.