Sentence examples for conning them into from inspiring English sources

They accused two undercover police officers who posed as the duke's agents of deliberately conning them into believing their offer had been accepted.

"I haven't gotten two hugs in two weeks!" She suspected that Michael had been trying to manipulate me and was using similar tricks to manipulate his therapists: conning them into believing he was making progress by behaving well during the hour that he was in treatment.

The typical phisher e-mails users a link that brings them to a fraudulent site, conning them into sharing credit card information or other sensitive data.

A church warden accused of plotting the murders of two pensioners has admitted conning them into believing he was in a "genuine, caring relationship" with them in order to defraud them.

Either the Coke Killer is, as the police suspect, just an idiot, or, more ominously, a "death dealer," deliberately trying to murder people by conning them into an overdose.

Ava Gardner being menaced by Bela Lugosi! -Farrah Fawcett: In "Logan's Run"(1976), the gorgeous blonde soon-to-be member of TV's Charlie's Angels" (1976-77) was a resident of a 23rd century society which ordered the automatic execution of anyone who reached the age of 30, conning them into entering the "Carousel" for supposed rejuvenation where they were actually liquidated!

"The representatives would have already conned them into doing it, and you had to just keep your mouth shut".

You don't have to con them into doing things with a flavor-of-the-month methodology that suggests they will only perform if you make them happy first.

I'll forget my wallet at home and not realize that I've forgotten it until after I've already ordered some complicated six-dollar coffee drink and then they'll have to pay for me and they'll think I only invited them to con them into buying me a fancy beverage.

Criminals have taken advantage of the confusion, specifically targeting TSB customers with "phishing" emails and texts designed to con them into handing over personal details, passwords and passcodes.

The men co-ordinated what police described as a network of Spanish boiler rooms, employing hundreds of people to cold call investors, using high-pressure and misleading sales tactics to con them into buying worthless shares.