scheming

We still have enemies who spend every waking hour scheming of ways to blow up that mall of imagined peacetime.

To that end he spends a large part of his time in scheming how to get rid of all the other tints.

The scheming ambition of Sir Frederick Langley engaged him in the unfortunate insurrection of 1715.

As if she had never suspected that such was the result of her scheming, Mrs Oldcastle's demeanour changed utterly.

We are keeping our secret as well as we can, hoping for relief from Montgomery, and scheming to receive assurance of it.

I can picture to myself Waldstein pacing along that alley of clipped trees, now overgrown, scheming and planning.