Sentence examples for plotting to throw from inspiring English sources
The government fell apart when Mr Netanyahu kicked out two moderates from his cabinet, Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni, for, he said, plotting to throw him out of office.
As even my 10-year-old can surmise, in the words of Axelrod, Trump isn't acting in his own best interests, "... if Trump were plotting to throw this race, he would not have behaved any differently than he has for the past six days".
Shoeless Joe Jackson, who never ratted on the plot to throw the 1919 World Series, never reached the Hall of Fame.
This sumptuous, upstairs-downstairs murder mystery is packed with delicious dialogue and myriad sub-plots to throw you off the scent.
Irwin organizes a plot to throw the prison into chaos.
There were whispers that Albert's men were plotting to seduce electors pledged to George, should the recounting not go their way; and there were rumors that George's men were plotting to get the election thrown into the great House of Representatives, where George's men outnumbered Albert's -- machinations as alarming and base as our candidates' public words were honeyed.
Perhaps surprisingly, it was not the alleged plot to have enemies thrown in Mexican prison that would catch law enforcement's attention.
Roofs have long been the urbanites' slightly hotter, slightly gooier answer to the backyard pools and lawns of the suburbs — like private little plots without bothersome trees to throw shade.
Belgium's submission for the foreign-language Oscar, "Breakdown" gets the music right and has the benefit of strong acting, but its unapologetically melodramatic plot has a tendency to throw everything at you but the kitchen sink.
What plot machinations does it take to throw these two together?
Red State also mentions the investigation of a Troy, NY, city council race, a series of ballot "manufacturing" cases in Alabama, and an alleged plot by three poll workers to throw a 2005 state senate election in Tennessee to the Democratic candidate, Ophelia Ford.
