pull a fast one with somebody
pull a fast one on somebody

Congress is trying to pull a fast one on tax policy.

You tried to pull a fast one on me last night.

He's trying to get us both looking for something so he can pull a fast one.

The son called a doctor and then he pulled a fast one.

They thought, perhaps still do, that someone was trying to pull a fast one on them.

"After the way he tried to pull a fast one on us just now?"

Tonight he had pulled a fast one, coming in here as a patient.

That means he's planning to pull a fast one on you.

The men involved had pulled a fast one on Barren.

But the minute we left they probably planned to pull a fast one.

"Even if he did pull a fast one on us.

"You mean you're going to pull a fast one in this case?"

It'll be a lot harder for her to pull a fast one.

"Of course I pulled a fast one," he told her.

She's liable to think I'm trying to pull a fast one on her.

No way are they going to think our column is anything but the other side, pulling a fast one.

I sighed, with the air of a man caught trying to pull a fast one.

That I was really a princess pulling a fast one.

Teachers can feel justified that they have not "pulled a fast one" on students.

He's just the guy who might pull a fast one on us."

No, he hadn't been trying to pull a fast one.

"I think they're trying to pull a fast one here.

"Somebody up there should have known better than to try to pull a fast one.

He pulled a fast one on you and turned up back here yesterday."

I don't want you to think I'm pulling a fast one.