When Ms. Cotton got wind of the plan, she and her cohorts went to court.
"We have to act quickly, before Brandt changes his mind or Solzhenitsyn gets wind of the plan," Andropov said.
But before she could make it happen, the producer Ray Stark got wind of the plan and nixed it.
The opposition arose, according Compassionate Care's chief executive, William Thomas, when residents of a nearby age-restricted community got wind of the plan.
Seven Savannah women got wind of the plan, raised about $25,000, and bought the house from the funeral home's owner in 1955.
The office had got wind of the plan and informed her that handing out croissants would constitute an electoral-fraud offense.
When Fela caught wind of the plan he denounced McCartney from the stage of his club and then arrived unannounced at the studio to berate him for 'stealing black man's music'.
Apparently, the teller's parents, who seemed to have a shady connections of their own, Ms. Sullivan says, caught wind of the plan and sent two huge men to the small hotel where their daughter had gone, determined to put a stop to the couple's plan.
And it was true: when my older son caught wind of the plan, he cried, histrionically at first but then for real, and he made a Post-it note that he stuck on his bedroom door that said, "Please don't go away, Cheddar: I love you".
Hetty got wind of the plan and started buying shares at $70.
