Sentence examples for have conned from inspiring English sources

So, looking back, it is hard to know who may have conned whom.Mr.

But the telecoms company refuted a media report by Channel Four that the employees may have conned customers out of "thousands of pounds".

But Singh said the call centres were running for more than a year and are estimated to have conned billions of rupees out of thousands of people.

A principled and contemplative figure in an industry prone to mania, Lanier argues that companies such as Google, Amazon and Facebook have conned us into thinking we're being given something for free.

No one who knew her seems to believe that she could in any way have conned Bacon and so, somehow, the scandal did not seriously mark her reputation, though it took its toll on her health.

SOS also appears to have conned a lot of people who thought they were going to George Michael's Earls Court shows in London tomorrow and on Monday, and Madonna's concert at Wembley Stadium next month.

Just look at the buffoons who've conned the City.

He has conned the referee [Mike Jones] and has gotten away with it".

I've conned young girls into giving me heirlooms to pawn.

"Gilbert Deya is a modern-day snake-oil salesman who has conned and betrayed his vulnerable congregation.

And say it she did, with demotic directness: Tony Blair had conned her.