Sentence examples for a swindle on from inspiring English sources
It believes the latest bail-out is a swindle on European taxpayers.
His undoing came when he tried something less Olympian, a swindle on the £386,000 estate of widow Kathleen Grundy, a former mayor of Hyde, when she died in June 1998.
Two months later the cardiologist had a coronary.; If you think somebody's trying to run a swindle on you, you should check out what the FTC says (www.ftc.gov).
Even if you're working on a swindle of epic proportions, the person buying needs to feel confident that he's getting the better end of the deal.
(Even the S.E.C.'s charges against Robert Allen Stanford, accused of running an $8 billion swindle — on a scale that would have been astonishing in the Before Madoff era — are second rate now).
A new lawsuit says the banking giant was part of a $400 million swindle on Long Island.
The President of the Southern Baptist Convention's public-policy arm said that Trump has built his life on a "swindle that oppresses the poorest and the most desperate," and socially conservative radio hosts have amplified that line and made it constant.
"They told her, 'If you give me $1,000, I'll make it double.' " It is a swindle, he said, that preys on the young and the naïve and is not uncommon in the Dominican Republic.
Pogo sticks are a swindle.
At worst it looked like a stock swindle built on a mountain of mathematical nonsense.
