Sentence examples for just got wind of from inspiring English sources

By Macy Halford March 8, 2011 We just got wind of an event scheduled to take place this Friday that hasn't been much reported, which is surprising: it's Jonathan Franzen and Jhumpa Lahiri in conversation with Sean Wilsey at the New School.

That group is the Jehovah's Witnesses, and the internet's meme-hunters have just got wind of a Church-affiliated video which discourages deaf Jehovah's Witnesses from turning to that most shallow of pleasures, masturbation.

She has just gotten wind of your study and calls you in to complain that your forecasts may be used by management to set unrealistic quotas for the sales force.

Until March 1, just after PipeVine's board got wind of potential accounting problems, PipeVine was under contract to do the accounting for the United Way of the Bay Area.

It is early morning when I arrive in sleepy Eressos, just days after the international press got wind of Lambrou's intervention.

Prexy got wind of the plot just in time.

The New Yorker, June 28 , 1947P. 19 A man got wind of a nice furnished apartment, just below Washington Square.

Had they got wind of the fact that the Beeb won just three awards, Monkey wonders?

Maxim got wind of the investigation, and panicked.

The C.I.A. got wind of the magazine's investigation.

Then the parks department got wind of it.