Sentence examples for plotting to make a from inspiring English sources
The cable and media group is plotting to make a knockout bid for 21st Century Fox's entertainment assets, which Murdoch has agreed to sell to Disney.
Eliminating the two marriages entirely, "Absolutely Fabulous" recasts Lucy Ms. Saunderss's self-absorbed fashion publicist Edina) and Ethel (Edina's booze-hound chum Patsy, played by Joanna Lumley) as a pair of woozy, past-their-prime A-list wannabes plotting to make a last grasp at fame.
A profile in The New York Times last month quoted sources saying Pruitt had been plotting to make a bid for president as early as 2024.
Scarier still, what if the notorious Brooks Brothers -- Mel, Albert and James -- are secretly plotting to make a joke of the Second Amendment?
After a campaign spat earlier this month involving a pro-Hillary Clinton super PAC that may – or may not – have been plotting to make an issue of Bernie Sanders' physical fitness, the Vermont senator on Thursday released a letter from his doctor confirming he is in fine health.
Ferrari plan to introduce a new engine for the Austin race as they plot to make a serious challenge to Mercedes' overwhelming supremacy in 2016.
The newspaper said it had secretly filmed a member of Ms Atkinson's staff appearing to plot to make a "substantial bogus expenses claim", which reportedly more than tripled the original bill for a pre-conference Ukip function.
Assuming random execution of experiments normal probability graphs for the coefficients of a saturated model were plotted to make an initial determination of significant model coefficients.
To the Editor: The investment deal that Goldman Sachs created sounds like something out of the Mel Brooks show "The Producers": plotting to make more money with a flop than with a hit!
When he endorsed aerial spraying, he was falsely accused of plotting to make millions by basing planes at a remote airport he was accused of owning.
Melting curves were plotted to make sure that a single PCR product was amplified for each pair of primers.
