Sentence examples for I get wind from inspiring English sources

I get wind of a new site, pay it a visit and discover that it already has a population four times the size of some midsized countries — everyone speaking the local dialect, taboos and kinship patterns well worked out, a robust economy and brisk trading with other social-networking sites.

But here I get wound up less and I'm learning to control my anger and not to react to things so much.

She has a lovely soft voice, and she never gets angry, even when I get wound up.' But, I say, you don't seem the angry type either.

I get winded climbing the stairs to the subway.

Just working on the farm I get winded, and I shouldn't.

As for the rumors and ramblings from Rihanna, Woodson said: "I got wind of it when I walked in the building today.

Then I got wind of something called the Cafe Attitude, held every Sunday night in a remote farmhouse about 10 miles south of Hana on the main road.

From the moment I got wind of a huge, undeveloped nature preserve on the southern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula, I knew it was for me.

So when I got wind that classes at the Debbie Frank ExerciseStudio were all the rage in Larchmont, I decided to suspend my deep reluctance.

"The way I got wind of the whole PC Music scene was through my friend, Nate Campany, Jepsenn told The Fader earlier this month.

"When I got wind that there were problems with Harlequin, I started to feel at rock bottom as I knew I would be in trouble if my pension was lost," said Mr Oates.