Sentence examples for not in cahoots with from inspiring English sources

We are not in cahoots with the "National Board of Broccoli Producers," so broccolini is a fair stand-in at the Eastern Broccoli Project.

It is hard to find an official in Ho Chi Minh city, it seems, who was not in cahoots with Nam Cam, a local crime boss.

Google responded to the Guardian's revelations about the US National Security Agency's Prism covert data gathering programme by saying that it was "not in cahoots with the NSA" and had not given it access to its servers.

This defense has two elements: first, the transferee had to be in good faith, i.e., not in cahoots with the debtor to cheat a creditor, and, second, the debtor had to receive "reasonably equivalent value" in exchange for the asset transferred.

"We're not in cahoots with any of this.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is not in cahoots with the NCAA.

"I'm not someone in cahoots with the executives of the past," Hellmold said.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer has suggested that Clinton, not Trump, was in cahoots with Russia.

Basically all of the good ole banking boys (there was one woman in those Fed meetings...that is the real problem in the financial world, not enough women!) in cahoots with the black gold kingpins were focusing on oil shale and African oil field investments.

And I'm not saying you're in cahoots with them.

It is easy to denounce sell-offs of state companies when you can plausibly charge, accurately or not, that the seller is in cahoots with the buyer.