Sentence examples for that are hatched from inspiring English sources

The speaker urged Muslims to "continue the jihad to check the conspiracies that are hatched against the Islamic nation".

The speaker, who referred to recent events including the capture of Saddam Hussein, called on Muslims to "continue the jihad to check the conspiracies that are hatched against the Islamic nation".

Since nothing breeds commitment like involvement, plans that result from this approach start out with a much broader base of support than those that are hatched "in the closet" by a chosen few.

They're like eggs that are hatching".

Is a salmon that is hatched and raised to toddlerhood in a human-run facility still a "wild" fish?

Mostly, though, it sounds like an idea that was hatched (Mr. McKay?) in waggish reaction to yet another movie review carping about how American comedies are stuck in adolescence.

A trend that is hatched in the world of Bjorks and Anna Wintours has exhausted itself, we assume, once it finds life among those who usually shop at Ann Taylor.

"Thanks to the bravery of Ossetian and Russian soldiers, the evil plans that were hatched not just in Tbilisi but over the ocean were thwarted," he said.

About 30 percent of the birds at the colony consists of nonbreeding individuals yearlings or two-year-olds that were hatched at the colony but are unpaired.

One theory holds that the slaughter and deportations in Darfur are part of a master plan that was hatched in the late nineteen-eighties, by political hard-liners, to "Arabize" Sudan.

Miliband's task over the next five years would be to take the ambition that was hatched in his living room that May morning and fashion it into Labour's agenda for government.