Sentence examples for plotting to steal from inspiring English sources

The front-runner has a right to be paranoid, with everyone plotting to steal his prize.

Mr. Wang hurriedly explained that bad people were plotting to steal his money.

Last month, Motorola sued Huawei in the United States, accusing it of plotting to steal trade secrets with the help of a group of former Motorola employees.

It is a reasonable fear.Which is more than can be said for John Gibson's argument that secular liberals are plotting to steal Christmas.

Two former Columbia University administrators have been charged in an indictment with plotting to steal up to $2.5 million from the school, prosecutors announced yesterday.

Plotting to steal the moon with his accomplice Dr Nefario (Russell Brand), the stage is set for superb retro-sci-fi antics.

Meanwhile, the former owner of Republic Windows, Richard B. Gillman, awaits trial in state court on charges that he plotted to steal money from employees and creditors in what prosecutors called a criminal case of "corporate greed".

Similarly, a caper film, "Kelly's Heroes," set in World War II, starred Clint Eastwood and Donald Sutherland as members of a unit of misfits who plotted to steal $16 million in gold bars from behind enemy lines.

Ofcom received more than 550 complaints across two episodes of the ITV soap at the end of September in which characters Charity Dingle and Ross Barton plotted to steal a dog and ransom it back to its owner.

New England College is suing the former director of its low-residency M.F.A. program in poetry, on allegations that she plotted to steal the program and re-create it at Drew University, in New Jersey; she, in turn, is counter-suing for defamation.

At the meeting, Göring had callously plotted to steal Jewish property in the wake of the pogrom.