Sentence examples for gonna wind from inspiring English sources

"We're all gonna wind up in a very bad position one day sooner or later.

The same with Downton Abbey: if you watch, you're gonna wind up cheering for the Crawleys to hold onto their house and a station in life built upon colonial plunder and rape.

But I only went to school about four years, and I wound up a juvenile delinquent, because if you had an idea that you want to do anything you gonna wind up in trouble, because the only way you get it is by getting through the sweat of somebody else's eyebrow and not through your own.

Woman can dance with her man and she ain't gonna get winded, eyes popping out of her head and all out of breath.

Ritter, though, recalled saying, "No, the first commercial we're gonna make will be in a wind farm".

"We're gonna find out which way the wind is blowing," he said.

"I saw them go into the nest before the storm, and I'm thinking, 'That wind is howling, it's gonna blow you away,'" he said.

Stephen Cunningham (@SideShowCecil77) @HunterFelt How can the NFL justify playing a game in -30c temps (wind chill) without thinking it's gonna compromise player health?

Billie Holliday's Strange Fruit? Bob Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind? Sam Cooke's A Change is Gonna Come?

"We're gonna have a tax that starts too high and winds up too low," Kleiman said.

He licked his finger, he stuck it in the wind, and he said, 'Which way is this vote gonna go?