Sentences with phrase «ever caught wind»

It's a safe bet to say that they have no idea that any of this is happening because the company would probably sue them into the ground if they ever caught wind of it.

I'd only really ever caught wind of their bags, scarves and belts.

Not exact matches

Kane marginally led the poll early on, but once Arsenal's internet army caught wind of the contest, they was only ever going to be one winner!

If any suspicious activity ever arose, community members would probably be the first to catch wind of it.

Only 50 have ever been seen, and less than half of those have made their way to scientists; a specimen caught in 2009 wound up being cooked.

ost fanboys have been holding their breath ever since they caught wind of Warner Brothers» plans to reintroduce the Batman franchise on the big screen, but it's finally safe to breathe again; «Batman Begins» is a knockout.

But, then, who would have thought a few years ago that four - wheel drive or wind - tunnel - styled bodies would ever catch on big?

He had a special fondness for one named «Bill», undoubtedly a real veteran of the chase, who «had faithfully followed his master's wandering footsteps over many hundreds of miles of wilderness, and had ever done his duty at pulling down wounded game or catching wild pigs and could show at least a dozen honourable scars, chiefly administered by the tusks of these latter animals.»

Ever since the rumormill caught wind of the Galaxy S5, one feature that was unfailingly touted was the fingerprint sensor.

Don't waste the opportunity and risk alienating your readers with a long - winded «catch - all» of everything you've ever done in your career.