Qu Yuan suffered banishment as the victim of a court intrigue.
Being no stranger to plots and intrigue, Robert Catesby, a notorious Northamptonshire catholic, now felt the time was right to strike a blow for his religion.
The Orient Express, which began operating in the 1880s, was a name that became synonymous with luxury rail service and the intrigue of exotic lands.
Share the excitement or intrigue you have experienced.
I was especially fascinated to hear Strobe recount Khrushchev's tales of Kremlin intrigue.
They may fight you openly in meetings, through the media, or with the subterfuge of palace intrigue. And you'll need to make your case in all those venues.
This description of the museum's collection, intoned in the scratchy film that greets visitors upon entry, captures the mix of inquiry, intrigue and anachronistic romance that defines this rare place.
“The Châtelet Apprentice” is set in Paris in 1761, a city riddled with dangerous intrigue.
There was, however, one dalliance that continues to intrigue the old salts who worked on the 18-berth vessels at Ocean Village Marina.
He alleged intrigue that he did not detail.
Such mystery in these places, really; you couldn't pay to get this much intrigue at a Marriott, believe me.
What followed is a classic tale of power and intrigue, a “blood war” which Denis lost.
The film certainly has all the ingredients for a classic tale of intrigue, hubris and family infighting: the Gucci name has often been synonymous with fiery behaviour alongside enormous wealth.
The Loch Ness Monster has been a subject of mass intrigue and debate since it came to the world's attention in 1933.
The intrigue surrounding the murders dissipates.
It's understandable that the strange case of the once psychically stunted nation should continue to intrigue both outsiders and ourselves.
But a beautiful, young girl that exudes innocence and intrigue must be cast as Dorothy.
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