Sentence examples for soviet plot from inspiring English sources

Second place news was Coolidge donning Wild West garb, and least important was Herald-Tribune exposure of the Big Soviet plot to stir American Negroe to revolt.

Where Fleming's novel straightforwardly presented a Soviet plot to lure Bond with a honeytrap, the movie was not so anti-Russian.

In the early 1980's, when he is a C.I.A. novice, Jack Ryan acts to thwart a Soviet plot against the pope.

"The Edinburgh Caper" (1962) describes the rise of the author's crazed conviction, while vacationing in Scotland during the summer of 1959, that he had uncovered a Soviet plot to kidnap President Eisenhower and the queen of England.

As a novice in the C.I.A., Jack Ryan must act to thwart a Soviet plot against Pope John Paul II. 2 2 9 THE LOVELY BONES, by Alice Sebold.

As a novice with the Central Intelligence Agency in the early 1980's, Jack Ryan must act to thwart a Soviet plot against Pope John Paul II. 9 1 LESS OF A STRANGER, by Nora Roberts.

Given that a British citizen thinks it their right to see a doctor, and an American citizen may or may not think that the very idea is the reddest of Soviet plots, can privatising healthcare really solve the woes of both nations' systems?

With unbelievable cynicism, Zakovsky told about the vile "mechanism" for the crafty creation of fabricated "anti-Soviet plots".

Much of this resembles the worst days of the cold war, when Americans and Soviets were plotting against each other — and killing each other — in a now hazy attempt to preserve an upper hand.

Stalin ordered one of his best NKVD agents, General Nikolai Skoblin, to pass Heydrich false information suggesting that Marshal Mikhail Tukhachevsky and other Soviet generals were plotting against Stalin.

In this special we see Massoud, perpetually in combat fatigues and a crewneck sweater, sitting cross-legged on the floor and crouching over an old Soviet map as he plots his strategy against the Taliban.