Sentence examples for plotting to embarrass him from inspiring English sources

That, however, did not deter Mr Yudhoyono's enemies from plotting to embarrass him and paralyse his government.

Ashley seemed to think the union is engaged in a wild plot to embarrass him in a "media circus".

Octavian, posing as a maid, lures the lusty Baron to a shabby inn, in an elaborate plot to embarrass him in front of his potential father-in-law.

Governor Bush has been plotting to embarrass Mr. McCain on his home turf in that one.

Because it was the first piece to be played in the Kennedy Center, the President was expected to attend, but, in one of the more curious memos in the F.B.I.'s files, Hoover warned Nixon that Bernstein might be plotting to "embarrass the United States government" by inducing the President and other officials to applaud a Latin text on "an antiwar theme".

Mr. Zhou could argue that Mr. Chen plotted to embarrass the leadership at a vulnerable moment after Mr. Bo's downfall, and did so with the cooperation of the Americans, said the diplomats, who requested anonymity in keeping with diplomatic protocol.

A conservative activist known for making undercover videos plotted to embarrass a CNN correspondent by recording a meeting on hidden cameras aboard a floating "palace of pleasure" and making sexually suggestive comments, e-mails and a planning document show.

And I would never do anything to embarrass Him.

Was this American trying to embarrass him?

I didn't mean to embarrass him if I did, embarrass my team, embarrass the ownership, embarrass the fans".

I didn't want to embarrass him.