Sentence examples for catch wind of from inspiring English sources

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

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

When police authorities catch wind of a pending heist, they do not shout it from the rooftops.

A day earlier, in Longyearbyen's cosy Karls-Berger Pub, two locals catch wind of my plan to cross the mountains in search of this icy ghost.

They were afraid of two things — that PBS would catch wind of it, and that Lessin and Deal would go to the press and say that PBS didn't want them talking about David Koch".

I feel the need to digress here and mention, for those of you who didn't catch wind of it, the way the conservative pundit George Will summarized this particular dynamic in a television appearance last weekend.

The bishop, naturally, caught wind of it.

Before long, the Princetonian caught wind of the controversy.

Has the government caught wind of a smallpox plot?

Mr. Miller's neighbors caught wind of his plans through public notices.

But students said they caught wind of plans to interrupt Mr. Oren's speech.