Sentence examples for off the swindle from inspiring English sources

He says Obama was the victor, unbeknownst to House Democrats, for pulling off "the swindle of the year" by getting Republicans to support what is essentially a second stimulus.

How had so ordinary a man pulled off the largest swindle in history?

When they don't, and you, preferring the Scylla of the swindle to the Charybdis of condescension, suffer whatever rolls trippingly off your tongue to pass for something original, you're no longer clever but a cheat.

The operator of the swindle later pleaded guilty to fraud.

Mr Picard had until Saturday to file the suits on behalf of victims of the swindle.

This may not be the full extent of the swindle, prosecutors said.

Which brings us back to the question above: Which side of the swindle is the crazier?

Forget about the victims of the swindling — Mr. Mihm does.

It turns out that the orchids need both the right look and the right smell to pull off their swindle.

Someone has gone to considerable effort to pull off a swindle intended to exploit the "weaknesses" of a movement that, despite a tendency to turn on itself, is growing in strength.

One of my favorite games of 2015, Size Five's July release The Swindle, flips this balance between freedom and structure around in its approach to the craft of pulling off the perfect heist.