Sentence examples for out of ploys from inspiring English sources

Muslim martyr He won't give up ReprintsMr Kerry, in any event, must be running out of ploys to keep the negotiations alive.

He won't give up Muslim martyr Reprints Related topics Palestine Mahmoud Abbas Politics Government and politics World politicsMr Kerry, in any event, must be running out of ploys to keep the negotiations alive.

Still, that hasn't stopped some from characterizing Mr. Strahan's candidacy as a political ploy and the man himself as an out-of-touch millionaire.

Indeed, political operatives coined the term "Darmanesque" to describe any set of ploys and tactics designed to pry legislation out of a reluctant Congress.

Sarah carries out her ploy under the nose of her longtime friend and maid, Vincent (the expert Richard Masur), a Stalinist transvestite who wears a brush mustache and a housedress, and weighs in at two hundred and thirty pounds.

A prosecutor, Randall W. Jackson, told Judge Paul G. Gardephe out of the presence of the jury that the card was the kind of ploy Officer Valle used to gain addresses and other personal data from potential victims.

Grandmaster Tierney will be familiar to our readers as the inventor of the famous Out-Box Ploy.

Prudish medieval Christians despised his detailed advice on the ins and outs of sex as "a cunning ploy to win converts", which undermine their own faith's fixation on virginity, chastity and monogamy.

It's not any kind of ploy to sell clothing.

In 2014, Unilever sued Hampton Creek, a small start-up mayonnaise maker, in an effort to put it out of business — a ploy that backfired when the press depicted Unilever as the ugly player in the David Goliath lawsuit.

A memo released Wednesday by the Democratic National Committee slams the creation of a select committee to investigate Benghazi as a get-out-the-vote ploy hatched by Republicans.