Sentence examples for wild plan from inspiring English sources
In 1905, as the Brooklyn and Manhattan waterfronts grew ever more congested, a wild plan emerged to turn Jamaica Bay into the world's largest deep-water port.
It was a wild plan, doomed to failure as soon as the weakness of the prince's support was known: but it brought the last full Highland charge in history, when the terrible Gaelic war cry whooped down the glen, and the clansmen bounded forward on the Redcoats.
Caught between Tony Abbott's untenable $80bn in cuts to hospitals and schools and his own cabinet's unwillingness to increase federal spending or taxes, Turnbull found a bit of extra money and then raised an almighty ruckus with a wild plan to solve the rest of the problem.
His wild plan eventually caught the attention of Krispy Kreme and the company sent a Crusier to help Rosati hand out free treats for a day.
Much of the novel is spent in her kitchen discussing wild plans with her enigmatic little cousin John Henry West and the bustling black cook Bernice Sadie Brown.
Mr Bouyeri was linked to the "Hofstad group", some of whom were accused of wild plans to blow up Schiphol airport, the Dutch parliament and one of the country's nuclear reactors.
She looks at your wild plans for it, scrawled out like a maniac in the back of a maths book.
Maybe you have wild plans to somehow turret yourself up in the nearest TA base, sniper aimed firmly at the reinforced gates.
Thrilled by this opportunity to transcend the mendacity and mediocrity of the culture industry, Caden has a wild new plan.
Never mind that the blackouts were caused by flawed deregulation, not any real lack of electrons.Bush appointees have undermined greenery in subtle ways that help the resource industriesPredictably, that secretive task-force came up with a rather wild energy plan, which included a controversial provision to drill for oil in Alaska's wilds.
Wild's plan has the support of the Blackburn Rovers FC Action Group - a coalition of Blackburn supporter groups - which has been behind the demonstrations.
