Sentence examples for a bit winded from inspiring English sources

"The consumer definitely was a bit winded in October," said Stuart G. Hoffman, chief economist at PNC Financial.

"That was really fun!" Mr. Furman, a bit winded from the excitement, said as the crowd began to disperse.

We reached the top of the steps, and Biden, a bit winded, stopped to think about why Cramer's portrait affected him.

The pace of the writing is a bit breathless -- taking a quick run barefoot over an entire continent would leave any writer a bit winded.

"It gave me new respect for J. Pierpont," said Charles Dana, sounding a bit winded even before the evening of the dinner dance.

I was a bit winded after doin' it in the first round, so I said to myself: 'Let me go to the ropes while I'm fresh, while I can handle him there without gettin' hurt.

That is Virat, he gets a bit wound up.

I got a bit wound up a few weeks ago when someone started questioning some pricing for the single.

Skiers can also grind out some good runs off of Orient Express, but the fall lines here are less consistent and snow away from trees can get a bit wind-whipped.

A little bit winded.

If your cat is feeling a little bit wound up, this can also help calm him down.