Sentence examples for course wind from inspiring English sources
They start off snarling, but, of course, wind up learning the true value of being there for each other.
So who's to know how a hot driver can, mistakenly of course, wind up in a pro's bag?
(Both Megan and Solomon of course wind up working for the altruistic Bernie.) Then there's Rayleen (inevitably played by Marian Seldes, with the requisite flourishes), the grand and flamboyant madwoman whose patchwork fur coat is the object of the evening's funniest jokes.
Most of the gains from the supply side will, of course, wind up in the pockets of consumers, as Ford, Daimler and Toyota adopt the same tricks.
The plutocrats themselves, of course, wind up as winners too, because they function as the new political dons, setting the terms of the political debate.
Of course, wind and solar energy greatly outperform any fossil fuel when it comes to carbon efficiency.
The course winds up Manhattan's Upper East Side, through the Bronx and down into Central Park, which will remain closed until debris and fallen trees are cleared.
More than a thousand uniformed and undercover officers, along with bomb-sniffing dogs, mixed with the crowd along a course winding through 29 neighborhoods.
"Like a giant ball rolling up and down in front of us as we were playing … Which of course wound me up.
I recently sat down to watch the film again on DVD, intending merely to watch the opening "picket fence" sequence – and, of course, wound up watching the whole thing.
The course wound its way around the fort, over the moat? and included a blind par 3 hole, where you had to wait for the previous group to run the "all clear" flag up before teeing off.But the unique backdrop for every hole was the skyline of lower Manhattan, looming a mile away.
