got wind of

Well, I guess one thing I can do is ask around for you and see if anyone's got wind of a place.

His wife got wind of his dismissing and become very worried.

Soon enough The San Francisco Chronicle got wind of his story and with the fame came more customers.

He got wind of my plan to travel north and asked if he could come with me.

Local press got wind of the company and made a lot of noise about it.

The police got wind of the plans to rob the bank.

The police got wind of their plan to rob the bank.

His wife got wind of dismissing end become very worried!

He got wind of a business deal on some stolen cauldrons , however, and he abandoned his post.

What was your reaction when you first got wind of it?

It was at the eleventh hour that he got wind of what had happened.

ABC News got wind of this photography project and filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to get the images released.

I don't know how they got wind of the company's going public.

They got wind of the truck "packed with stolen dogs of expensive breeds" , and mobilized 200 activists to make a raid.

The grandmother got wind of it and sent for me, even though she was very ill.

Or could it be, just possibly, that Fergie got wind of Kenny Dalglish's interest in the young defender and jumped first?

But sources say that when his 3rd wife, Thobeka Madiba, got wind of the plans, she arranged to be in New York at the same time.

In fact, provisions had been shut off only because the Confederate authorities got wind of Lincoln's devious intentions.

Sally got wind of the rumors about her.

The professor, however, got wind of their scheme just before class the following day, so he bided his time.

Mortimer got wind of a plot being hatched.

The deer got wind of the hunter and run off .

The hound got wind of the game.

He got wind of the incident.

However, the China Banking Regulatory Authority (CBRC) got wind of this tactic and banned it last year.