Sentence examples for plotting to escape from inspiring English sources

He found himself almost a prisoner, and spent his time plotting to escape.

Opens on April 9. Jane Alexander and Lynn Cohen star in Tina Howe's drama about two women plotting to escape from a nursing home.

In Camp 18, he learned that his mother and brother were plotting to escape, and betrayed them to the prison guards, directly leading to their executions at that prison, not in Camp 14 as he had previously stated.

Much of the worst torture he describes in the book as happening when he was 13, when guards suspected him of plotting to escape, actually happened when he was 20 and had been repatriated after escaping to China.

1974: Hindley given another year's sentence after being convicted of plotting to escape from Holloway prison with the help of an officer said to have fallen in love with her.

He spent his childhood plotting to escape, dreaming first of being a concert pianist, later imagining himself as a painter and enjoying some modest success until he decided he would never be great and burned all his paintings.

Mr. Gurule was one of seven inmates who plotted to escape from the largest death row in the nation by cutting through a fence surrounding a prison recreation yard and moving onto a nearby roof.

Lawrence had plotted to escape by helicopter from Parkhurst last summer using helicopter flights at the Isle of Wight Festival as cover.

Once there, they have to use their wits and charm, and their knowledge of the movie-within-the-movie's plot, to escape back to their own world.

As the president and his staff plot to escape the coming nuclear holocaust by disappearing into mine shafts, Dr. Strangelove gradually lifts himself out of his wheelchair.

A plot to escape to the fleshpots of Pocklington hatched on the Friday night, should it all get "too heavy", evaporated over hot chocolate and a debate on the circular nature of eternity in the sitting room.