Sentence examples for news of plot from inspiring English sources

News of plot was deliberately held back to prevent alarm among visitors, the national security ministry said.

One was a failure to pass on news of plots to kill King that the Bureau learned about — a "spiteful edict that excluded him from the kind of notice other threat targets received".

And visitors were still puzzled by the news of the plot.

Most recently, the news of apparent plot this week by Iranian operatives to kill the Saudi ambassador to the United States on American soil has elicited anger (and threats of sanctions) from the Obama administration and others.

The rebels are deeply irritated that news of the plot has emerged, knowing that the charge of disloyalty ahead of the elections will dissuade as many as a score of backbenchers from joining their ranks.

The news of the plot and of the men's release brought angry reactions from Mr. Olmert's political allies and opponents alike, which is sure to place more stress on the delicate Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts that are under way.

From the moment that news of the plot got out, literary whispers and gossip columnists suggested the book sas a roman a clef about VS Naipaul, a glamorously remarried Nobel laureate who invited to his Wiltshire retreat Patrick French, whose resulting biography, though apparently approved  by Naipaul, presented him as a snob, bigot, adulterer and user of prostitutes.

Speaking to reporters after the cabinet meeting, on a plane before leaving for a visit to France and Britain, Mr. Olmert implicitly acknowledged the cabinet briefing, saying that the news of the plot had caused him "great discomfort" and that Israel would not ignore the episode.

The conspirators involved awaited news of their plot in Dunchurch in Warwickshire.

Garnet was at Coughton Court on 6 November when Thomas Bates brought news of the plot's failure.

Cecil received news of the plot from several sources, including the Archpriest George Blackwell, who instructed his priests to have no part in any such schemes.