Sentence examples for I finagled from inspiring English sources

"I finagled it; I did an end run".

In common parlance, "the tickets are on me" means "I paid for them" — not "I finagled them".

My dental dread was assuaged after I found a surgeon with great reviews who, after I finagled my way on to my dad's insurance, cost about $300.

A book of coupons from the hotel (one was offered at check-in, and I finagled a second) saved us $3 off each $11 adult admission.

I finagled a stool at the pub's sturdy wooden counter and, taking a cue from my bar mates, ordered beer-battered fish and chips and a dark, potent stout.

It didn't sound as if it would produce anything nearly as divine as the cake I finagled at the market, but then the beauty of baking is the mysterious alchemy of butter, sugar and eggs.

I finagle a pose from Pansy and make an exposure.

I finagle my way into a room with three guys I know and a couple of St . Louisgirls.

Somehow, though, I had finagled a press pass to the gathering, and I was sitting 50 rows up at Madison Square Garden, watching one of the convention's few African-American Republicans give a speech to the general disinterest of the scattered afternoon audience, all wearing red and white and blue.

Maybe you would consider this kind of anomaly just pure luck, but since I've finagled it four out of five times so far, I'll let you in on my top secret tips to finding alternatives to expensive childcare.

I spent that first night wide awake, wondering how I could finagle myself out of this pickle I had gotten us into.