Sentence examples for be wound from inspiring English sources

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be wound

noun

An injury, such as a cut, stab, or tear, to a (usually external) part of the body.

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Some bits will be wound down.

It will run and run – without needing to be wound.

He signalled the laws might need to be wound back.

Two industry sources claimed the company could be wound up.

"This is because the plot requires to be wound up.

In extreme situations, they could be wound down.

In extreme situations, troubled banks could be wound down.

If it does not, it will be wound down.

It must be wound down, just like any other bank.

"I think this lady may be wound a little too tightly," one e-mail message says.

If that is the case then they should be wound back".

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