Sentence examples for plotting something from inspiring English sources

Another man approached her and lowered his voice as if plotting something subversive.

What he learns is what the rest of us already knew: someone, somewhere is plotting something.

But Rabbani and his men began to suspect that Karzai was plotting something with Hekmatyar.

She's always plotting something and she's a much better villain than the devil himself.

The CDU frets that the SPD is plotting something similar with the Left Party or at least, it intends to exploit this suspicion to its electoral advantage.

But it's also possible that even as she puts on that blank frown and sings those simple songs, she's plotting something.

Surely only a delusional, cold-blooded killer would have the mind to plot something as horrific as this?

"I went by myself to where they were based in Dawra, I went to the bank as a civilian, to plot something.

So it is a joy to discover, every once in a while, a writer whose prose and plotting take something from both camps.

What was unexpected was the brio and energy he brought to it, as he sharpened the wit of Austen's dialogue and plotting into something both period and modern.

I loved the absurdist plot, something about a missing rug.