Sentence examples for plotting to replace from inspiring English sources

Members of his Labor Party were plotting to replace him after elections on Feb. 10, if not before.

Davey said the Mail on Sunday story saying he was plotting to replace Nick Clegg was "complete and utter nonsense".

Greenfield has warned that she will take the matter to an employment tribunal at the same time as her supporters are plotting to replace the council.

A Saudi-led investigation exonerated the prince's role; however, the CIA report released over the last week places the blame fairly squarely on his shoulders — while others in the Saudi royal family are reportedly plotting to replace the prince as the next in line to the throne.

While Mr. Farhadi clung to his post at the United Nations, his enemies, the Taliban, working from an apartment in Flushing, Queens, plotted to replace him.

Mr. Yuksel said his inquiry found that Mr. Gulen had plotted to replace the secular government with an Islamic regime, a crime punishable by death.

But coming behind them might lie other groups with agendas of nationalism or religious extremism that might plot to replace old-fashioned bombs with devastating acts of internet sabotage.

In a bid to maximize ratings, Hennessey hatches a plot to replace Frankenstein with Jensen Ames Jason Stathamm), a former racing champ.

He talks about the plots to replace him, the complaints that he was holding the others back.

The battle of Adré, he suggested, was nothing less than a Sudanese plot to replace his African regime with an Arab one.

Then, within a few hours, the attempt to overthrow Speaker Sheldon Silver began to look less like an effort to change the State Legislature's claustrophobic system than a plot to replace one autocrat with another.