Sentence examples for swindled into from inspiring English sources

"They aren't giving people four-hour layovers anymore, so people don't feel like they've been swindled into owning a ticket they didn't want," Mr. Blodget said.

"These [people] are not only murdered, flogged, chained up like wild beasts, hunted far and wide and their dwellings burnt, their wives raped, their children dragged away to slavery and outrage, but are shamelessly swindled into the bargain.

The recent documentary, Girl Model, featuring 13-year-old girls scouted in Siberia and sent to Japan where they're swindled into running up huge debts by agencies, isn't a particularly reassuring snapshot of the modelling world.

And when Pinocchio is swindled into joining a pack of party boys and is turned into a donkey, the scene in which he becomes a circus beast of burden borders on touching.

I was 10 when my parents got swindled into getting Foxtel.

These quotes from Dems are why minority voters are starting to understand how they've been swindled into thinking that the Democratic Party best represents their interests.

Kock announced himself as "governor" of the colony, presented the passengers with contracts binding them to labor upon arrival, and either forced or swindled them into exchanging their money and valuables for a bizarre paper currency of his own design.

Because we are suckers, that's why, and the folks who swindled us into this disaster can count on it.

One is more trusting than the other, but both go berserk, feeling they've been swindled after entering into a legitimate business compact.

And so the band's music was dangerous because of its very harmlessness; its success suggested that rock fans could be swindled or lulled into liking anything, meaning that the genre itself had been rendered obsolete.

Two weeks ago, I swindled my brother into "writing" my Titans-Bills recap for me.