Sentence examples for party plot from inspiring English sources

For me Hocus Pocus wasn't just a 90s classic, it was an astute guideline for a wonderful lesbian life; three single women/witches living in the forest where they party, plot world domination and turn local boys into cats.

They are not about the pat simplicities of manifesto promises or dinner party plotting.

James Callaghan, then prime minister, said: "How do you announce that the government's pay policy has completely collapsed?" Callaghan came close to despair that winter, yet he was at least spared members of his own party plotting to oust him.

He also hoped that the good local election result would senior colleagues in his own party plotting against his leadership.

With almost all the media and much of his party plotting his demise, Labour's leader Jeremy Corbyn was seen as the kind of sandal-wearing hippie no good, honest Brit would vote for.

Sanders supporters are angry about Clinton's decision to put Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine, rather than a progressive standard-bearer like Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, on the ticket, as well as internal Democratic National Committee emails disclosed by WikiLeaks that suggested the party plotted to undermine Sanders during the primary.

Six months later, Roosevelt, too, was dead, and so was his hybrid-party plot.

The conviction and harsh sentencing of one of Venezuela's top anti-government leaders has brought widespread criticism domestically and abroad for what has been condemned as a politically motivated ruling, while opposition parties plot how to channel the indignation into electoral victory.

Best-sellers tend to have big pictures, secret histories, charismatic characters, guilty parties, plots discovered, occult secrets unlocked.

Whittard said that the terrorist attacks had caused the initial parties plotting a bid for the company to lose interest.

Cross-party plots can happen in top-end restaurants since the diners don't have to conform to what "their sort" ought to eat.