Sentence examples for plot to oust from inspiring English sources

Was there a plot to oust him?

The plot to oust Khrushchev may have been hatched in February 1964.

Jeremy Corbyn dismissed an alleged plot to oust him as Labour leader in the coming days.

He rejected the idea of a plot to oust Mr Corbyn if the veteran left-winger wins the leadership.

Addressing a news conference on Wednesday, Hassan denied claims he was behind a plot to oust Nasheed.

Mandelson told colleagues then that he could not join their plot to oust Brown because he already had a reputation for duplicity and didn't want to enhance it.

In Britain, meanwhile, cabinet members have reportedly been plotting to oust Prime Minister Theresa May.

Shulkin, in response, accused a group of Trump political aides of plotting to oust him.

One might say Mr. Kaufman staged a devilish coup, elaborately plotted, to oust a third-grade class president.

Most like Danny Alexander The Thick of It: HM Opposition Malcolm Tucker: Out of power, but still powerful, the potty-mouthed maniac is already plotting to oust Murray.

See articleEd Miliband, leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, was the target of criticism and reports in the press of plots to oust him.