Sentence examples for plan of turning from inspiring English sources

Eventually, one hatches the plan of turning the other into a scarecrow in his cornfield.

Instead, he bought a tube with the plan of turning it over to the health authorities.

He coached one more year and stepped down, wisely enough, with the master plan of turning the coaching over to Belichick, his longtime assistant.

The New Yorker, August 31 , 1963P. 20 Talk story about a press luncheon at the Waldorf given by the Pepsi-Cola people to announce their plan of turning their 1964-65 World's Fair pavillion into a tribute to UNICEF.

Tory strategists believe Mr Cameron succeeded in sticking to his core argument, that he is the leader with a long-term plan of turning the economy around.

As Intuit's executive VP and GM of its consumer group Dan Wernikoff told me, the company did a lot of testing and experimenting since it first announced its plan of turning TurboTax into more of a platform last year.

Back home, he put the notes in a filing cabinet, with no plans of turning them into a book.

That is to abandon any plans of turning the deal's closing into a financial windfall for top executives at H.-P. and Compaq.

But just in case you're in doubt, I went to visit my cousin last week (formerly of Timișoara, Romania, now of Wood Green, London) and she is employed as a dental nurse, with no plans of turning to a life of petty crime.

The wiki service attracts a very decent 7 million unique visitors per month to its network of over 12 million pages, and has plans of turning it from a mere resource of information to a full-fledged collaborative work space.

However, Homer brushes aside her worries; he has grand plans of turning their backyard into a theme park, and decides to charge others a fee to use the trampoline.