Examples of 'got wind of it' in a sentence
Meaning of "got wind of it"
This phrase means to become aware of or receive information about something, often through informal channels or hearsay. It implies that the speaker has become aware of a particular piece of information, sometimes before it was officially announced or widely known.
How to use "got wind of it" in a sentence
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got wind of it
It was fixed and somehow you got wind of it.
The stallion got wind of it and shot himself.
It seems the news outlets got wind of it.
The students got wind of it and held a huge protest.
It was fine until a young colleague got wind of it.
Fennan got wind of it.
They did their best to hide it but somehow he got wind of it.
Dia got wind of it.
Have the newspapers got wind of it yet.
He got wind of it somehow.
And somehow you got wind of it.
Ann got wind of it.
Someone from downtown got wind of it.
They got wind of it.
A century is about time to like but we barely got wind of it.
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Someone got wind of it.
I tried to take it off but the police got wind of it.
But she got wind of it and started a campaign in the papers.
The media has got wind of it.
I only got wind of it when Dad phoned my secretary.
Until the others got wind of it.
I got wind of it because my dear friend was principal of New York city.
I hope my mum got wind of it.
We first got wind of it nine months ago when they robbed the German mint.
Treasure hunters got wind of it.
Carmichael got wind of it and used Six to take him out.
Teachers never got wind of it.
The Pastiche boys apparently canceled the event after the administration got wind of it.
Avery got wind of it.
But then the Teamsters got wind of it.
Cops got wind of it.
No record Immigration got wind of it.
Caleb got wind of it.
I am guessing Charity got wind of it.
Karen got wind of it.
I said the same thing to Semple last night when I first got wind of it.
Finney got wind of it.
Problem was, the higher ups got wind of it.
I just got wind of it.
It was fixed . It was fixed and somehow you got wind of it.
My brother got wind of it.
Brent was preparing to launch an investigation . Ann got wind of it.
The ANA must have got wind of it and decided to stay home.
I have put in a request, but Accounting got wind of it.
But I think he got wind of it somehow.
And so they placed me on it, and the Internet got wind of it.
But the NIS got wind of it.
The boys could be in trouble . If the kidnappers got wind of it.
And Ralph got wind of it.
So, Nigeria tried to kill him and you got wind of it.
