Sentence examples for getting in on the wheeze from inspiring English sources
Now other tourism bodies are getting in on the wheeze.
The 108-year-old Caravan Club, which started with just 11 members but now has (again unaccountably) more than a million, has just introduced this battle royal, and producers must have thought it a great wheeze to get in on the inaugural action.
One show Sky will not be getting on the road is the motor home Froome had been hoping to sleep in each night, after the UCI put a stop to their wheeze of having their team leader avoid hotels designated by the race organisers.
Yet Cameron emerged from the pack, overtook George Osborne, got on his bike (a wheeze Osborne had thought of first) and stormed to the leadership.
"They have to sit on the sidewalk, wheezing and trying to catch their breath.
Some management consultancies – the characters who sold the wheeze in the first place – have abandoned it.
"Get me the telephone, love," she wheezed, sitting down heavily.
The wheeze was dreamed up "in collaboration with" their advertising agency.
Stuck in a traffic jam on the M25, Jon Boden and John Spiers came up with the wheeze of a folk big band to fill the Saturday night hoolie slot at festivals.
