Finagled

The student finagled extra credit from the teacher.

She finagled a discount on the hotel room by pretending it was her honeymoon.

The athlete finagled his performance-enhancing drug test by using a fake sample.

They finagled a better hotel room by complaining about the noise level.

She finagled a last-minute flight to attend her friend's wedding.

The politician finagled his way into office through deceptive means.

They finagled their parents into buying them a new car.

The athlete finagled their way onto the team by exaggerating their skills.

He finagled a discount on the car by appealing to the salesman's sympathy.

He finagled his way out of doing the household chores.

The politician finagled votes by making false promises.

He finagled a better deal by threatening to take his business elsewhere.

The salesman finagled a sale by making false promises.

They finagled the best seats in the cinema without paying extra.

She finagled a discount on the car by pretending to be a student.

He finagled his way out of paying for the damages.

They finagled a better deal on the business contract.

He finagled his way onto the guest list for the concert.

He finagled the system to get more time off work.

She finagled her schedule to attend both meetings.

She finagled a discount on the dress by haggling with the salesperson.

They finagled the budget to allow for a company retreat.

She finagled her way into the VIP section of the concert.

She finagled a discount on the expensive dress.

The politician finagled the vote in his favor.

They finagled a better deal on their mortgage.

She finagled a reservation at the fully-booked restaurant.

He finagled a way to get backstage at the concert.

They finagled tickets to the sold-out concert.

She finagled a good grade by constantly bothering the professor.

She finagled a spot in the popular yoga class.

The politician finagled government contracts for personal gain.

The contractor finagled the construction contract.

The employee finagled company funds for personal use.

The salesperson finagled the customer into buying a product they didn't need.

He finagled his way onto the team even though he had no experience.

She finagled a higher grade by appealing to the professor's sympathies.

She finagled a way to get out of doing the dishes by pretending to be sick.

The student finagled a passing grade from the tough professor.

The politician finagled his way out of answering difficult questions.

They finagled the schedule to accommodate the new employee.

She finagled a raise by impressing her boss with her hard work.

She finagled her way out of taking the difficult exam.

They finagled a discount on the car by negotiating with the dealer.

She finagled a better grade by copying someone else's work.

He finagled his way out of paying the full price for the concert ticket.

The politician finagled votes through bribery and corruption.

She finagled a raise from her boss by threatening to quit.

The salesman finagled a good deal for the customer.

She finagled a spot on the team despite her lack of experience.