Sentence examples for plotting the death from inspiring English sources

He added that "his death reduces Al Qaeda's thinning bench of another operative devoted to plotting the death of innocent civilians".

A Dallas County jury has found a former Roman Catholic priest, John F. Fiala, guilty of plotting the death of a man who accused him of sexual abuse.

Indeed, the math on the theater business is as damning as a James Bond villain plotting the death of 007 no matter how good or bad the "film product" is.

Think of La Traviata, in which a prostitute scores a moral victory over a nobleman; or Rigoletto, in which the hero escapes the harsh punishment he would have received for plotting the death of his presumed 'superior', who is in fact a crude, self-centred villain.

Judicial torture was used in some high-profile cases, like that of John Fine, one of the witches accused of plotting the death of the king in 1590, whose feet were crushed in a shin press, known as the boots.

Ten-year age categories were used in plotting the death rates and risks of hospitalisation against the operation rates.

The project began five years ago, through a partnership with Humane Borders, a nonprofit group that had already been plotting the deaths.

"It's Scandinavian!" This, we learned, was the name of a region — a cold and forsaken place where people stayed indoors and plotted the death of knobs.

The Pope's position in France was even weaker than he realized, for, at least as early as 1297, his enemies had spread charges against him, such as that he questioned the immortality of the soul or that he had plotted the death of his predecessor on the papal throne.

This leads her to plot the death of Snow White and ultimately on the path to her own demise, which in the film is indirectly caused by the Seven Dwarfs.

We then plotted the death index for each siRNA from the primary screen (Figure 2).