Sentence examples for plotting to knock from inspiring English sources

When Bond encounters him Goldfinger is plotting to knock over Fort Knox, the largest repository of gold in the world, and destroy the economy of the free world.

What begins as a moody noir turns into a Hitchcockian potboiler (scheming men in hats, lots of running through narrow aisles, etc), then moves to intimate buddy comedy when Wilder and Pryor team up and begin plotting to knock off bad guys.

Again, this smacked more of the indulgence of a fellow professional than of a plot to knock England off balance.

Soderbergh and his screenwriter Ted Griffin have taken only the broadest elements from the original: the super-cool crew, a plot to knock over several casinos at once, and the neon nightscape of a Las Vegas now totally transformed.

They tried to knock over the twin towers in 1993, and were caught plotting to crash hijacked airplanes into landmarks in 1994 and 1995.

But one of Broad City's most charming qualities is its ability to knock you sideways, as plots lurch off in a direction it would be impossible to anticipate, unless, perhaps, you were as high as the two leads.

The two "plots" converge at a jousting tournament in which local men perched on platforms atop elaborately decorated galleylike boats try to knock each other into the water with long poles.

Marjorie agreed to knock.

"You're supposed to knock.

I wanted to knock the silos down.

I want to knock him out".