Sentence examples for his intrigues from inspiring English sources

Ultimately his intrigues culminate in a duel with fellow officer.

His intrigues with the ballet and opera rubbed against the conservative culture of the station house.

He remained an active revolutionary throughout his life, both his diplomatic missions and his intrigues taking him to most South and Central American countries.

Surrey's son, Thomas Howard, the 4th duke (1538 72), was executed for his intrigues against Queen Elizabeth I on behalf of Mary Queen of Scots.

Indeed, Mr. Berezovsky has been so active that reports in the Russian press say Mr. Yeltsin warned him to limit his intrigues or leave the country.

He rose through the ranks of the Georgian revolutionary movement, impressing Lenin, then in European exile, with his strident articles and his intrigues against rival socialist factions.

But Day retains his intrigue.

The camera then focuses on the object of his intrigue: the mattress.

His image is part of his intrigue and appeal, and he and a small team of stylists manage it painstakingly.

Turiaf will compete for a starting position with Randolph and all his potential; Timofey Mozgov of Russia and all his intrigue; and Eddy Curry and all his eternal question marks.

The further he goes into his intrigue with Mud and his mysterious girlfriend, the more contradictory adult life seems to him.