Sentence examples similar to will get wind of that from inspiring English sources

Beyond that though, word soon gets around and it's likely that your former boss will get wind of it and see the words too.

Otherwise Middleweight Jack will get wind of it; he's Loretta's regular Saturday-evening john.

It will definitely be bad news when LaVar Ball gets wind of that idea.

Think the Dallas owner, Jerry Jones, got wind of that?

And that was before they got wind of that sixth finger.

If you apply for both awards, there's a good chance that that committee will, indeed, get wind of it, but that really isn't the point.

You'll also get wind of new drugs and medical treatments that could prove beneficial in your situation.

And will Owen get wind of this?

Before people get wind of the TV deal, they'll think that's a lot of payroll — but not when you look at it in the context of what's at stake.

When the panzanella purists get wind of this they'll pass a law against it.

But the moment they get wind of some relief supplies being distributed, then the turn out will be very high.