Sentence examples for vile plans from inspiring English sources

"Vile plans to cheat the Electoral College" — that's the headline on a recent New York Post op-ed by my friend and occasional ideological sparring partner Seth Lipsky, founding editor of the late, lamented New York Sun (rose 2002, set 2008).

By Hendrik Hertzberg February 11 , 2013"Vile plans to cheat the Electoral College"—that's the headline on a recent New York Post op-ed by my friend and occasional ideological sparring partner Seth Lipsky, founding editor of the late, lamented New York Sun (rose 2002, set 2008).

Wickham, the sly villain of "Pride and Prejudice," is even more vile here, planning to seduce the little scullery maid, Polly, even as he's paying court to the feckless Lydia.

Nor, needless to say, does his piece call the Republican plan "vile".

Seth's opening paragraph takes note of a plan that is indeed vile.

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Rockstar had been planning to withhold subtitled translations of the vile curses being thrown at you.

Cobain's widow, Courtney Love, was less diplomatic, describing the behaviour of the video game's creators as "vile" and "a travesty" and announcing via Twitter that she now plans to take legal action.

Mr. Viles called her the next day and the two made plans to meet a few days later at an East Village restaurant.

They uncover the facility's vile purpose and discover more clues about Latif's destructive plan -- but, of course, they also find themselves in a few tricky, explosive situations.

But Labour MP Sarah Champion berated Cameron's holiday plans: "While the country struggles to come to terms with the vile crime in Woolwich this week and investigations continue, he has swanned off to Ibiza.