Sentence examples for catch some wind from inspiring English sources

Williamsburg hipsters trying to catch some wind.

The movement to restrict drugs and make the sport more humane to both the human and equine athletes has caught some wind.

When B2K arrived in the early 2000s, it caught some of the tail wind of 'NSync's boy band success, but it faded quickly.

Even a quite vigilant administration would have needed some luck to catch wind of Al Qaeda's plans.

At no point in the film, however, do we catch wind of any countervailing views.

Enterprise giants are starting to catch wind of the opportunity.

It feels like trying to catch wind.

The strangest thing happens when people catch wind of horrible news.

If you catch wind of one you like, you can always modify your Fab Speakers.

The IRS assumes "gift" when they catch wind of a transaction between family members.

Just a little sigh, like some wind caught in the branches.