Examples of using Got wind in English and their translations into German
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We got wind!
Someone from downtown got wind of it.
He got wind of it somehow.
I have got wind.
She got wind of a planned robbery at your casino.
And so they placed me on it, and the Internet got wind of it.
Katja got wind of it.
How do you suppose those gossip columnists got wind of this?
Maybe they got wind of... what I'm trying to do.
Both of which have been in the south, and in the North-East got wind.
Charles got wind of it, burned me with the agency.
As soon as Bianka, Kathy, Cati etc got wind of it they wanted to as well!
If the crew got wind of this there would be a hell of a raid on the dispensary.
He was hoping toget rid of any evidence against him before Mr. Boss got wind of it.
The teacher got wind of this. and she and my father had a talk with me.
Art is what Internet art was before the museum and the institutions of the art world got wind of it.
Once speculators got wind of the UN's plans, this would change….
The Student Hotel, a group of investorswho are renovating buildings around the world for housing, got wind of this.
The guard union got wind that I was sniffing around.
The assembly was formerly known as the House of Burgesses,and it was dissolved by the Governor after he got wind they were supporting rebels in Massachusetts.
Once the brand got wind of the ShopDrop effect, they started turning people away.
And so they placed me on it, and the Internet got wind of it. My community decided they wanted me to win it.
Cops got wind of it. Sent s. w. a. t. in. They did the whole shock-and-awe thing.
The editor of the obscure politically radical weekly"The North London Press",Parke got wind of the affair when one of his reporters brought him the story of Newlove's conviction.
Other ronin who got wind of the story began presenting themselves at the gates of daimyo houses all over Edo, insisting on committing harakiri and refusing to budge.
Just today, a friend of mine posted up on Facebook an alarming message he's got wind of posted by Islamist radicals concerning the safety of Christians in Tanzania.
Activists who had got wind of the meeting protested outside the offices of the Foundation.
Our ladies have got wind of the fact that there is somebody near them who should not be there.
When higher officers of the submarine got wind of this, they ordered a drug test of the crew, in which 9 crew members were tested positive for drugs.
Kcur- After Kansas law enforcement agencies got wind of people smoking a synthetic form of marijuana called K-2 incense last year, they went straight to the Kansas Legislature and got a new law banning the active ingredients.