Sentence examples for plotting to attend from inspiring English sources

A Chicago man was sentenced on Tuesday to nearly 10 years in prison for plotting to attend a training camp in Somalia with the goal of becoming a suicide bomber for Al Qaeda and another terrorist group, al-Shabab.

Last week two brothers from Yorkshire, Muhammed Saeed Ahmed, 21, and Muhammed Naeem Ahmed, 20, accused of plotting to attend a terrorism training camp in north Wales were formally acquitted at the Old Bailey after the CPS decided against proceeding with a retrial against them.

8 P.M. (CBS) 2 BROKE GIRLS The season ends as Max (Kat Dennings) and Caroline Beth Behrss) plot to attend a fashion gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where Martha Stewart (as herself, above left, with Ms. Dennings, center, and Ms. Behrs) is scheduled to be a guest so they can get her to taste their cupcakes.

According to the prosecution the landlord accepted £200,000 as part of a deal to "effectively throw the [court] case and not turn up," testifying that the money belonged to Winehouse, but that she pulled out of a meeting with the men involved in the plot, to attend an awards ceremony.

They were in possession of two hundred pounds of explosives and were plotting to kill Castro, who had arrived to attend a regional heads-of-state summit.

Such a crowd guarantees that this will be a pretty busy day, and the movie has plenty of plot lines to attend to.

In addition, a well-connected Muslim community leader claimed that two Cardiff brothers, Gurukanth Desai and Abdul Miah, who were part of an al-Qaida-inspired gang of terrorists that plotted to bomb the London Stock Exchange, attended the mosque.

The government claims Mr. Mohamed confessed to the plot and to attending Qaeda training camps.

As the attacks continued, and Stalin made public his fantastic Kremlin Doctors' Plot, Grossman was asked to attend an urgent meeting of leading Jewish cultural figures.

This does not necessarily mean that IFCs are to be seen as part of some conspiratorial hegemonic plot, but a reminder to attend to the raft of biases and heuristics deeply embedded in policies and practices.

During a nationally televised call-in show last month, Putin brushed off the Western boycott as a U.S. plot, saying some countries wanted to attend but "are not being allowed to by the Washington apparatchiks".