Sentence examples for obvious plan from inspiring English sources

There was no obvious person in charge, and no obvious plan being carried out.

So far, there's no obvious plan, though Paul seemed to promise one.

Mr Cameron expresses personal frustration that no obvious plan exists for stopping the killings in Syria.

Not standing out as "different" is a fairly obvious plan of attack.

But there was no obvious plan for him, while White could advance his kingside pawns to launch an attack.

There can be no obvious Plan B, except way down deep in the minds of the manager and the general manager.

Instead, Mourinho made no obvious plans.

With that attacking approach denied, England had few obvious plans: Theo Walcott and Jesse Lingard both struggled to get into the game, the former staying wide on the right and the latter taking up clever positions between the lines, rarely found by team-mates in deeper positions.

Sherman proved that in an interview with Clayton on Monday, recommending a should-be-obvious plan for how to get America out of the red once more: Stop making the everyman and the everywoman foot the bill every time a billionaire rolls into a city and wants to erect the latest and greatest stadium.

The Yankees have no obvious backup plan if Rodriguez aggravates the injury.

"He certainly had an obvious game plan and executed it for most of the day," Roddick said of Beck.