Sentence examples for plotting the deaths from inspiring English sources

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

Hazleton pours common-sense feminine scorn on Elijah, who -- as she sees it -- engineered the destruction of Israel, plotting the deaths of Ahab and his sons and managing it so that Jezebel was murdered, too, and thrown to the dogs, unburied, her reputation so bruised that even now she stands for "bad girls" everywhere.

In 2000, minister Robin Hoover started tracking and plotting the deaths of migrating people ― many due to dehydration ― on a map of Arizona's border.

planning the abortive assassination of the Pope in 1981 and finally plotting the death of Brezhnev.

The head of Taiwan's Defense Ministry's military intelligence agency, Vice Adm. Weng Hsi-ling, was also convicted separately in Taiwan for plotting the death of the journalist.

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.

In 1998, a jury found Gissendaner guilty of plotting the death of her husband, Douglas Gissendaner.

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.