Sentence examples for anything wound from inspiring English sources

In fact, his only romance (unconsummated) in the series is with a female sandbagger, Laura Dickens (played by Diane Keen), who is, if anything, wound tighter than he is.

We can produce electricity from anything – wind, solar, tides and waves, nuclear, fossil fuels – and because of this, electricity is considered the universal energy-carrier.

We go on pretending that Russia is still a major player on the world stage; that we must never say or do anything to wound Russia's pride; that we must appease its demands, even when Western security is at stake; and that we must include Russia — just as if it were still a great power — in all of our foreign policy activities.

Were you offered anything that wound up doing really well?

Still, Jimmy being a pig-headed idiot that refused to take responsibility for anything, he wound up losing everything.

"It took hardly anything to wind me up.

So for now, it appears to be anybody's guess what, if anything, will wind up in Shed A on Pier 45.

At the time that inclusion appeared meaningless, because then treasurer Hockey ruled out doing anything to wind back generous superannuation concessions, arguing Labor was the party of tax increases, and the Coalition was the government of lower taxes.

After choosing a delivery date, you'll be charged a $20 styling fee that's applied as a credit toward anything you wind up buying from your shipment.

If anything you wind up sacrificing your makeup bag! Lip Gloss: I actually realized that I sacrificed my makeup bag and just carry gloss these days.

"Anything that can wound the convictions of others should be avoided," he declared.