Sentence examples for case will wind from inspiring English sources
No one can say where the Weiner case will wind up — lying to Wolf Blitzer about Twitter is not a known federal crime — but history shows that where there is a will, someone can find a way to prosecute.
Finally, today's decision virtually assures that the government's case will wind up under the control of a new administration that could, if it wanted, either drop the federal lawsuit or seek to rekindle settlement negotiations on less-onerous terms than those offered by officials in the Clinton Administration.
In all likelihood, the case will wind up before the Supreme Court, although the justices wouldn't take it up until next October.
The case will now wind its way to higher courts and possibly to the European Court of Human Rights.
In other words, I would if I could.Both plaintiffs have promised to appeal, and there is a good chance this case will ultimately wind up before the Supreme Court.
No matter what the judge decides regarding the counting of the disputed ballots, the losing side will quickly appeal, and the case will inevitably wind up in the Florida Supreme Court and possibly the United States Supreme Court.
What it really does is ensure that hundreds of millions of dollars will wind up in the pockets of lawyers whose cases were evaporating, thanks to Feinberg.
Kalaj will wind up — who knows where?
This will wind up being a committee.
So they will wind up early.
