Sentence examples for whose scheme from inspiring English sources

It would be a brave visionary whose scheme took for granted full employment as an achievable goal, as Beveridge's did.

It's rare for a head coach to give an assistant so much autonomy, especially one whose scheme and system is so different from what he's used to.

Kirk Lanterman of cruise ship company Carnival Corp has a pension worth £1.2m a year, followed by David Brennan of AstraZeneca whose scheme is worth £1m a year.

Under the Civil Constitution of the Clergy (1790), France intended to force a reform of the French Church, thus causing a major conflict between Rome and the Revolution, whose scheme resembled Joseph's designs.

(A. O. Scott) 'BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD' (R, 1 56) Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke play two desperate brothers whose scheme to rob their parents' jewelry store goes terribly wrong.

Irwin Schneiderman, chairman of City Opera, said it was proceeding with its application to be part of the ground zero plan, designed by the architect Daniel Libeskind, whose scheme provides for a performing arts center and a museum.

It was, nonetheless, Benítez whose scheming prevailed by a whisker.

It found Mr. Vicissitude a rogue, whose schemes, however, rarely materialized.

The intern circuit has extended to management consultancies, accountants and engineering firms, whose schemes also handsomely out-pay burger-flipping.

Perhaps no actor worked harder than Ms. Phillips, whose scheming Livia got rid of anyone who stood between the throne and her son, Tiberius.

Mr. Koch said that he was shocked, that he had been blindsided by subordinates and associates whose schemes he could not possibly have divined.