Sentence examples for plotting to get him from inspiring English sources

Despite Cohen's constant pretence to be in other parts of the world, Kremen discovered his nemesis was back and started plotting to get him dragged into the US.

It seems likely that Michael's mother was plotting to get him married to a more suitable bride, and the originator of the false report, Reuters correspondent Guy Beringer, read too much into the plans.

Through it all, Frank had made deals with Britney twice, and twice in the diary room she revealed she would let him believe what he wanted and plotted to get him out.

If Brown was any good, presumably his colleagues would not have spent so much time fruitlessly plotting to get rid of him.

Within eighteen months, Gingrich had shut down the federal government, resurrected Bill Clinton's Presidency, been engulfed by scandal, and seen his colleagues plotting to get rid of him.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says senior ministers like Yair Lapid (Finance) and Tzipi Livni (Justice) were plotting to get rid of him, undermining his policies and ignoring his instructions.

I believe that this is an inside plot to get him fired.

The difficult question is to what extent there is an orchestrated, clandestine Kremlin plot to get him elected, whether Trump is, in effect, the Siberian Candidate.

We have an outstanding architect with streaks of megalomania and genius, and his vengeful opponents who plot to get him out of the country.

The federal plot to get him, which also existed in the first "Phenomenon," recalls the delusions of John Nash in "A Beautiful Mind," but here the plot is no hallucination.

"40 DAYS AND 40 NIGHTS" After a painful breakup, Josh Hartnett swears to stay away from women for the title period, while his ex, Shannyn Sossamon, plots to get him back.