Sentence examples for easy to wind from inspiring English sources

However, it's easy to wind up looking like a period piece in an ultratraditional dicky-bowed evening look.

But then, I say to Manson when we meet, he must have realised when he started that his fellow Americans would be ridiculously easy to wind up.

Right now it's pretty easy to wind up with dozens of files called 'Untitled document' — the team is currently figuring out the best way to solve this.

However, if you grow Pinots where there's a abundant sunshine, like California, it's too easy to wind up with over-ripe grapes and sweet jammy wine that tastes like stewed fruit.

And just as easy to wind up disillusioned.

It's easy to wind up with a client who is demanding and difficult and a constant stressor.

Like adolescents, jellies are dangerous and fragile — easy to wound, but also capable of inflicting harm.

She's a poignant work in progress: gawky, eager, quick to blush, easy to wound and — the grace note of this performance — with a generosity that makes her lovable.

One watchmaker puts out a watch that left-handers find easier to wind.

The best way to get more people to start businesses is to make it easier to wind them up.

Global regulators, meanwhile, are preoccupied trying to develop other ways to make it easier to wind down troubled institutions.