Sentence examples for wild schemes from inspiring English sources

Instead, they were racing with wild schemes hatched by terrorists.

Lest Howard's wild schemes and devious tricks win a few readers over, the author makes him a pedophile as well.

Wild schemes are hatched - to tape envelopes stuffed with cash to donkeys, for their owners to find.

Crosland left one dinner with the announcement that he might be prepared to discuss deposing Wilson if any of the advocates of rebellion had the slightest intention of putting their wild schemes into practice.

The third and most annoying of the trio is The Russian Raspberry, who has a love of wild schemes and the fairer sex (think Last Of The Summer Wine's Compo with an eastern European accent and a stalk).

Tempting though it is to imagine bankers cooking up wild schemes in their Wall Street lairs, innovation is often triggered by a client coming to a bank with a specific headache.

It was such a seemingly wild scheme that Mr. Beyene had his doubts when Dr. Macchiarini first proposed it.

In it, a notorious criminal mastermind, Dr. Mabuse, has spent a decade in an asylum; he lost his sanity during the collapse of his final, wild scheme (the basis of the first film, "Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler," from 1922).

Ewan McGregor is Dr Fred Jones, the uptight fisheries scientist who finds himself dragged into a wild scheme to introduce salmon fishing to the Yemen, dreamed up by a fishing-crazed sheikh (Amr Waked).

Writing from Dakar, where he hatched a wild scheme to open a brothel on a Portuguese island off the coast, he mixes the erotic and the ecological, telling his long-standing lover Catherine Walston that she is "my human Africa..

It's no longer just a dream in the hearts of "Arrested Development" fans, a wild scheme in the mind of the series creator Mitchell Hurwitz or a question for its cast members to answer in every interview they have given since 2006.