Marshal
Plan
Plan verb - To work out the details of (something) in advance.
Common collocations
| tactics | marshal tactics | plan tactics |
Both words in one sentence
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If he hadn't laughed in the Rumpo's face about a peace marshal being sent to the town from Washington, Rumpo wouldn't be expecting one to turn up, thus creating a plan to try and stop them.
Source: Film / Carry On Cowboy -
Razak to present an alternative to Sky Marshal Sanchez's plan to carpet bomb San Francisco to destroy a hidden bug hive.
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Hypocritical Humor: A very dark example; the outlaw Cal Roberts disparages Uncle Mark's plan to ambush him as a "low-down trick for a marshal to pull" while he himself is holding a 4-year-old boy hostage at gunpoint.
Source: Literature / The Great Brain
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