Sentence examples for always wound from inspiring English sources

But you always wound up with whipped cream on your nose.

My wife, Jill, and I discussed moving out, but the conversation always wound up this way: where would we go?

It cost me around $750, and I always wound up owing at least $1,000 in the end.

I remember when we had mock elections in school, and because the kids tended to vote the way their parents did, they always wound up being a pretty good leading indicator of the actual election results.

'He was very fragile, and if he ever tried to hurt me he always wound up hurting himself.'" Jones is dead, drowned in his own swimming pool, by the time Booth hooks up with the band in America.

She hadn't gone far; she was only around the corner from where they always wound up at the end of these days when he took her out and bought her gifts.

"She was always wounded to the quick.

The outsourcing of justice has always wounded national pride in Mexico, and the country's laws afford so much latitude to appeal that local media report it could take as long as six years before the process is complete.

But there is always a wound in the world, open and exposed for everybody to see, and a little sand bucket of tears by the edge of the sea".

You can make it part of your daily routine, and the watch almost always gets wound at the same time each day, ensuring reliability.

And these executives always seemed wounded that their PR was so terrible when, to them, CNN was a pretty remarkable and solid business.