Examples of using In the plot in English and their translations into Arabic
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Most of those involved in the plot were executed while some others fled to the USSR and China.
In 2020 Larissa Manoela debuted her first film on Netflix, in the plot called Airplane Mode.
Vera Ignatyevna and Uporov's mother also appear in the plot of the series My Border. Actors R.
In the plot of 800 m2 there is a garden with fruit trees, private pool and closed garage.
After a secret trial the Duke was executed, even though he had not been involved in the plot.
Donald Bickhart committed suicide… after he was linked with assassin Alan Braddock… in the plot to kill the first lady.
One by one, with Nolan's help, those who played a part in the plot against my father fell.
they will erase So they can say you destroyed evidence To hide your involvement in the plot.
Its central claim that Eritrean officers played the leading role in the plot is plain wrong and contradicted by its own narrative.
When reading a fascinating book person usually totally immersed in the plot, having a hard time parting with it after, as the narrative ended.
When the Initiative inevitably lowers its hammer, it needs to appear that Mr. Mathis not only assisted in the plot but has also taken off with our money.
were members of the Egyptian Gama ' a Al-Islamiya, and that a total of 11 people were involved in the plot.
By the same token, the Ethiopian passports carried by the terrorists can equally be regarded as proof of the involvement of the Ethiopian leadership, its security organs or any other issuing authority, in the plot;
Mariamne II was implicated in the plot of Antipater against her husband in 4 BCE. As a result, Herod divorced her and removed her father(Simon Boethus) as high priest.[8] Simon's grandson Herod II was removed from the line of
Starting with the Senate member who aided in the plot… Quintianus.
the bildungsroman pattern" and noted that"with its bold symbolism,">the book makes a universal appeal." Despite"coincidence and occasional melodrama" in the plotting, Williamson concluded that"the novel is a fine juvenile[which] reflects hopes and fears we all have known."[5].
as we had done: we place the necessary guards wherever there was a risk that these bombs would be planted, we checked and we knew who might plant them and who were involved in the plots.