Examples of using Caught wind in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
I caught wind of that, yes.
Is it possible that they caught wind? Yes?
If he caught wind of their plan.
I caught wind of this teacher case, Cher.
The Portuguese had caught wind of my invasion.
They caught wind of an assassination plot.
So… it all started when we caught wind of an obit.
He caught wind of the leaked report
I think she may have caught wind of the big romance.
We caught wind of some raiding parties at interchanges here and here.
And when the Panthers caught wind of it… they were furious.
Caught wind that Cliff had followed him down to Nuevo Laredo.
He must have caught wind of the threat.
Caught wind ofhis doomsday prep
As soon as their sail caught wind, the boat headed straight for the coast.
To spin his way out of the corporate grind But then an opportunity arose for Nakano when his boss caught wind of an emerging business venture.
Some teachers caught wind of it, and she was fired.
until over 24 hours later when the media caught wind of the story.
I guess he caught wind that the thing's in fitchburg now.
Do you realize that if Matthews would have caught wind of this, he would have had all the ammo he needed to shoot down this promotion?
De Luca caught wind of the Dentist, threatened Bruno into closing shop.
I expect that he caught wind of your plans and decided he would not have it.
The DOJ caught wind that an armed group is harboring a fugitive.
Several members of the press have caught wind of the fact that the"social media consultant" that was responsible for all the leaks is your boyfriend.
malware researchers have caught wind of a malware sample which is detected by quite a lot of anti-malware scanners,
Honey, if she catches wind of this, I'm dead in the water.
The Colombian government catches wind of this unauthorized operation on their soil,
Bitcoin price is catching wind once more,
Catching wind of a subsidized cultural program,
