Sentence examples for plot to derail from inspiring English sources

To make up for the spiritual vacancy, the film has enough plot to derail concentration.

The Algerians and Turks are hesitant (Turkey has long suspected a plot to derail its planned EU membership).

Iran recently announced the arrest of several nuclear spies and battled a computer worm it says is part of a covert Western plot to derail its nuclear program.

Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that leads the government, denied responsibility and condemned the assassination as a plot to derail Tunisia's democratic transition.

Mr Saakashvili, meanwhile, insisted that the videos were released just before the elections as part of a Russian plot to derail the country's reforms and bring it back under malign Russian influence.

Detective Rasmus went rogue, though the script lost interest in his jejune, embittered plot to derail the superb Saga and her investigation early in the finale, which was understandable.

British National Party leaders were under fire yesterday after it emerged that they were plotting to "derail" a government programme aimed at quashing violent extremism throughout the UK.

The two men charged with plotting to derail a Canadian passenger train with the assistance of Al Qaeda denied the charges in court appearances on Tuesday.

Drawing on the infighting skills he had honed under Nixon, he plotted to derail Henry Kissinger's policy of détente with the Soviet Union, which the right saw as appeasement.

In March, Chiheb Esseghaier and his co-conspirator Raed Jaser were found guilty of plotting to derail a passenger train bound to New York from Toronto in 2013.

The mental state of a man convicted of plotting to derail a passenger train from Toronto to New York continued to transfix a courtroom on Wednesday, with a psychiatrist arguing that he is probably unfit to participate in his sentencing hearing.