Sentence examples for stopped plotting from inspiring English sources

And he never stopped plotting and planning, a calm beacon amid the wonderfully frenzied atmosphere of a packed Edgbaston.

Despite the public relations blow of his trial, Mr. Jackson and his ever-changing retinue of managers, lawyers and advisers never stopped plotting his return.

Mr. Gittins also said a fire-control technician had been able to track the submarine's course on paper, though he stopped plotting other sonar contacts, suggesting that the presence of civilian visitors in the control room might not have affected the technician as much as he told investigators.

A junior crewman told investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board that he stopped plotting the location of ships in the area on a large paper chart the officers would have been able to see because the control room was crowded with 16 civilians, aboard that day for a display of one of the Navy's premier submarines.

The document said Marquez stopped plotting the attack in 2012 for several reasons, including the arrest of a group of men in Chino in an unrelated terrorism case.

Marquez told investigators he stopped plotting with Farook after 2012 for "a variety of reasons," including the arrest of three men that November in the Inland Empire on suspicion of plotting to kill Americans in Afghanistan.

It was an even more curious comment considering Ken Clarke instructed Johnson to stop plotting and "treading the boards" only six months ago.

The technician also told investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board, which is conducting an investigation separate from the Navy, that the presence of so many visiting civilians in the control room forced him to stop plotting sonar contacts with a pencil on a large piece of paper for all, including the commander, to see.

Let's stop plotting against the West and instead become responsible stakeholders in the international system"?

At this point, even the most advanced strategists tend to stop plotting possible paths.

Entertainment Weekly's Samantha Highfill wondered if Marcel will stop plotting against his maker now that he's been promoted to co-ruler.