Sentence examples for schemes to stop from inspiring English sources

"I thought he just knew how to draw defensive schemes to stop me".

That will, of course, lead the highly regarded Westhoff to devise even more intricate kickoff schemes to stop big runbacks.

Another source of schadenfreude for non-Republicans is monitoring the various schemes to stop Trump that are circulating in and around the G.O.P.

So on to other schemes to stop the spill: steelworkers in Louisiana are building what looks like a four-story metal ziggurat; the plan is to clamp it over the leak, and then have the oil somehow spurt through a series of siphons and into barges.

He said the money would fund early intervention schemes to stop children developing serious and potentially fatal mental illnesses.

Winter sprite Jack Frost must save the day when an evil boogeyman schemes to stop the world's children from believing in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny and other immortal Guardians.

Women participating in a financial incentives scheme to stop smoking reported greater engagement with the Stop-Smoking Services, from which they described receiving more help in quitting than women who were not part of the scheme.

What if you weren't giving aid but funding a scheme to stop people needing it ever again?

Why not halve the £600,000 upper limit of George Osborne's Help to Buy scheme, to stop subsidised mortgages fuelling the bubble?

The premier, Denis Napthine, said the Coalition had introduced the disability worker exclusion scheme to stop abusive carers moving between service providers.

It also rehashes Mr Ryan's scheme to stop the government paying directly for health care for the elderly via Medicare, and instead hand out vouchers that could be used to buy private insurance.