Sentence examples for plotting to trick from inspiring English sources

David Walliams, known for his cruel caricatures of English stereotypes, produced Awful Auntie, a novel about a dreadful aunt and her owl plotting to trick a young girl out of her inheritance.

And so to his latest, the story of Stella, whose parents, Lord and Lady Saxby, were killed in a car crash, and of her dreadful Aunt Alberta, who is plotting to trick her out of her inheritance.

Novak played both women as part of a plot to trick an acrophobic former detective (Jimmy Stewart), with whom Barton falls in love.

Maria is often just a sidekick to Andrew Aguecheek and Sir Toby Belch, but here she is the motor of the plot to trick Malvolio, as well as enjoying, in her a lingering kiss with Sir Toby, the suggestion that she has another story away from the action of the play.

It's a one-trick movie, with prefab suspense but also prefab plotting to undercut said suspense.

At halftime, while the Who sang "Won't Get Fooled Again," the New Orleans Saints plotted to fool the Indianapolis Colts with the biggest trick of Sunday's Super Bowl.

You have to trick them.

As long as terrorist networks can continue to trick America and its allies into equating a period of peace with enemy weakness, we will continue to fall victim to their plots.

Effector molecules could also serve as decoys to trick bacterial pathogens.

Others developed ways to trick, avoid or even confront the police.

Do GEIs have the means to trick a host and avoid its defence systems?