Sentence examples for put a plot from inspiring English sources

By November, a secret rendezvous had been arranged to put a plot into action.

It's hard to find willing terrorists, it's hard to put a plot together, it's hard to get materials, and it's hard to execute a workable plan.

Newspaper reports on Sunday said intelligence officials based in Pakistan had tipped off the Spanish authorities about a known Pakistani militant having left Pakistan for Barcelona to help put a terrorist plot in motion.

The government's key witness in the George Washington Bridge lane-closing case testified on Monday that he interpreted an email from one of the defendants that it was "time for some traffic problems" as an order to put a political revenge plot into action and that he immediately told Governor Chris Christie's campaign manager.

As a result, the family have put a downpayment on a plot of land to which they hope to move.

He said: "Seventy-seven houses have been put on a plot that should have been retained for sporting use".

The same would have happened here if, say, Martin Amis, had devised a plot that put a moderate Muslim into No 10 with the help of both Labour and Tories, all in order to keep out the BNP.

Now, sixteen years later, Allen has made that musical comedy with a plot and, incidentally, put a big deposit in the karmic bank.

The cellphone put a whole new set of plot devices and conceits in jeopardy.

The plot divagation put a crack in the moral universe, and the audience, at first baffled, then wounded by self-recognition, fell into it.

Lots of people do think the euro is a German plot to put a monetary, but nonetheless Teutonic roof over Europe.Both sets of euro-warriors claim to want an honest debate about the single currency.