Sentence examples for plot away from inspiring English sources
Her triumph involves (without giving the plot away) turning herself into an ant.
Politics, which might have given the plot away, was replaced by conservatism or nostalgia.
In fact that's all I'm going to say about it - anything more would be giving the devastating plot away.
To give much more of the plot away would be to betray this hugely enjoyable, fast-moving novel.
Told by presenter Evan Davis that she had given the plot away, Ms Whitburn backtracked, saying: "There is a birth and a potential death – that's what I said".
Two plots away from Ms. Bern's is the plot shared by Charles Malins and his wife, Ruth, who died in 2000, 22 years after he did.
But we're in our own version of a feudal Japan with no shogun but lots of lords, including one of ample means plotting away in the White House.
"If I had been this great political Machiavelli, plotting away and planning to be leader, I would have abstained or voted against military action," he says.
In Twenty Years After, D'Artagnan is disillusioned with his job, Athos is sick with concern about his son, Porthos seeks an artistocratic title, and Aramis is plotting away in the religious orders.
He would drop in on her on his way back from the shrink and she would say, 'You're mad going to him - you're giving all your best plots away!' She said, 'If you're going to have a nervous breakdown, do it in my theatre.' So he wrote a one-man play called The Bystander about a man having a nervous breakdown.
