Sentence examples for plot to go from inspiring English sources

He has a title for a film he must write – Seven Psychopaths – but no plot to go with it.

Three heavily armed teenagers were arrested in New Jersey in what investigators called a plot to go on a killing spree.

A South Jersey teenager who the authorities said led two other youths in a scuttled plot to go on a shooting rampage last summer was sentenced yesterday to 10 years in prison.

The prosecutors said in court papers filed in Alexandria, Va., that Mr. Moussaoui misled immigration agents in August in an effort to allow the Sept. 11 plot to go forward.

The small town, with the motto "One Square Mile of Friendliness," is about five miles from Oaklyn, where three heavily armed teenagers were arrested Sunday and charged with various crimes in connection with a plot to go on a killing spree.

Mr. Kean, whose bipartisan 10-member panel is to issue a final report in May, said he was surprised that some midlevel officials at the F.B.I. and in federal immigration agencies had not been removed from their jobs, given errors before the Sept. 11 attacks that may have allowed the hijacking plot to go undetected.

Federal prosecutors say a Chicago man was plotting to go to Somalia to become a suicide bomber with Al Qaeda.

I hear them puzzling about the disparity problem and dissecting it, trying to find a way around it or plotting to go head-on against it.

In "Strangers When We Meet," the best and longest story in the collection, Rob and his older married lover, Florence, have plotted to go on a vacation together.

Before an audience of moguls and financiers rattled by his anticorporate rhetoric, Mr. de Blasio, a left-leaning Democrat, tried to reassure them that he was not plotting to go to war with them.

Dana was disturbed at this: throwing the doll away for his approval while at the same time plotting to go back to its source for what she really wanted.