Sentence examples for out to swindle from inspiring English sources

"Because if a buyer finds out about it midway into a transaction, you have egg all over your face, and the seller isn't served because they're not out to swindle someone".

When she responded truthfully, some women acted as if she were out to swindle them.

According to him, the upper classes think of slum residents as lazy, criminal elements out to swindle the resources of the city.

No more than five or seven, or maybe three dozen, that flat out want to swindle the dumb clucks who don't happen to live in the Hamptons and go to the same parties they do.

He performs a series of sleight-of hand magic tricks, involving boiled eggs and large bears, and presides over the disintegration of the limited world of a defeated quartet of alcoholic tramps, who are vainly working out how to swindle any passing train passengers.

Dana Giacchetto, DiCaprio's money manager, turned out to have swindled the star and others out of millions.

Indeed, it soon came out that he had perpetrated a refund scam to swindle $5,000 out of Target and Hecht's department stores.

"To swindle me out of my life's savings and then to nosh me in butter sauce!

More than 22,000 people were scammed in 2012, according to Citizens Advice, and fraudsters are constantly inventing ways to swindle you out of your cash.

The Indians had named him "town taker," not because of his military prowess, but because he had manipulated the law to swindle them out of their land.

Upon arriving in Morocco, it wasn't immediately obvious what the Moroccans did, but I quickly learned to swindle westerners out of money and smoke lots of mountain plants.