Sentence examples for schemes of his from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps he did once, but has conveniently forgotten, just as he has forgotten all those other wizzo schemes of his.

On economic issues, Rand has some schemes of his own, like a de facto halving of the top tax rate via a 17% flat tax.

Lean, with graying hair, an angular face, and skin that tans easily and deeply, he has a habit of chain-smoking when he contemplates what he regards as the unscrupulous schemes of his adversaries, the proponents of the indecency ordinance.

Meanwhile, Rick's eager-beaver assistant, Barry Alex Craig Mannn), who has schemes of his own, attaches himself to Blue (Jenny Gabrielle), a shy, unknown American star of the small independent film that has become the festival's word-of-mouth sensation.

"How is Mrs. Rebecca Happerton, and how has she been getting on?" Eventually, the attentive reader may begin to suspect that D. J. Taylor, whose biography of George Orwell was awarded the Whitbread prize, may have schemes of his own in this seemingly light entertainment.

The home run will be barely a blip in the scheme of his dreadful season.

Even so, Mr. Chaconas's critics suggest that his demise resulted from his mismanagement, not the scheming of his enemies.

Even in the grand scheme of his darkness, things grew very dark indeed for Manson through 2006.

On a recent afternoon he was compressing samples of "Paradise Alley," a song he had recorded on his phonograph, into the scheme of his composition.

There, thanks to the scheming of his Uncle Tamir Ben Kingsleyy) and the ministrations of an American agent (an uncredited John C. Reilly), he finds himself replaced by a moronic double (also Mr. Baron Cohen) and forced to wander the streets like an ordinary nobody.

In the kitchen, for example, where Ms. Moreno bakes brownies to teach her daughter cooking measurements "and patience," Mr. McDowell painted the walls celadon to match the color scheme of his still life with wine glasses.