Sentence examples for could have wound from inspiring English sources

Millwood could have wound up on that list.

He could have wound up on the Basel committee.

"He could have wound up with all of them".

"Students understand how readily they could have wound up at another school or wound up in another lab".

James acknowledged that his visit here made him ponder that he could have wound up with the Nets.

Had that not happened, Mr. Waple said, Colonel Saleh felt he could have "wound up" the relationships in a quieter, more orderly way.

But photos users uploaded but either decided not to post, that got interrupted by connectivity issues, or that they otherwise never finished sharing could have winded up with app developers.

One wrong move and I could've wound up on Queens Boulevard.

Without enough oxygen in the cabin, the passengers and crew could've wound up vomiting or passing out.

"[The co-pilot] mistakenly switched off the air-conditioning unit," an official with the Civil Aviation Administration of China told the Morning Post, "resulting in insufficient oxygen in the cabin and an altitude warning". Without enough oxygen in the cabin, the passengers and crew could've wound up vomiting or passing out.

For example, a room could have wind and/or rain functionality.