Sentence examples for everything folds from inspiring English sources

"You lose 25 percent of it and everything folds".

Everything folds up for easy carrying, and a solid, zippered carry case came in the box.

From the standpoint of philosophy, everything folds eventually, so what's the big deal?

Finally, everything folds in on itself and we are brought back to the beginning, back to the singular dot floating in space, heralding the cyclical nature of life and death.

Best of all, my mother pointed out that when Crosby sang "I Love You, Samantha" he did everything — folded his handkerchief, tied his bow tie, wound his wristwatch, filled his cigarette case, and donned his tuxedo, crooning all the while — without a cut.

MIT associate professor of mechanical engineering Xuanhe Zhao and postdoc Qiming Wang describe a patterning process that applies to everything, including folds of the brain, wrinkles on a cat, or the ridged skin of pumpkins.

Brands are segregated in clusters on the racks, and everything is folded with hard right angles so as to live seamlessly with the magazines (Grind, a Japanese fashion rag; The Plant, the nicest plant publication you'll likely ever see) and photo books, like Anthony Hernandez's happily tacky "Rodeo Drive, 1984".

That far back in history, everything was folded neatly, socks were in pairs and kitchen supplies still smelled of Walmart.

Ensure everything is folded nicely.

You don't have to necessarily iron everything, but fold it as soon as it comes out of the dryer, as this a) Saves time.

It's the largest club in North America geared specifically for the oversized vehicles--everything from folding trailers to luxury motor homes.