Sentence examples for does not wind from inspiring English sources

If the dragnet does not wind up extending beyond this group, the simplest explanation would be that the Justice Department took the greatest interest in its local federation.

Actually, Byron Scott now appears to be Atlanta's No. 1 candidate, and that is if he does not wind up in Indiana.

One challenge of designing a public perch, she said, is to make furniture that does not "wind up being a public motel".

The contest of words reflected the degree to which both the Gore and Bush campaigns are struggling to make sure the matter that began with some errant debate preparation materials does not wind up reflecting ill on their candidates.

If one does not entertain questions from people who would dutifully record the answers for posterity and today's morning newspapers, one does not wind up requiring orthopedic surgery to have foot extracted from mouth.

Wood does not wound or break down; it does not shatter, it wears out, it can last a long time".

The crown rotates, which is reassuring, but it doesn't wind the watch or adjust hands.

"It just doesn't wind me up or get to me anymore".

There is very little about UKIP that doesn't wind up the Green Party.

Lets just hope the Desire doesn't wind up stuck in some tiny nook in East Texas or something.

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