Sentence examples for if I wound from inspiring English sources

I would probably send in the troops; if I wound up losing, I could always start a new game.

What will it matter to you then if I wound up with Bob Wykoff, or anyone else, for that matter?" She took his hand.

Even if I wound up getting punished, it was still a way of changing the channel, switching in this case from "The Greg Show" to "The David Show," which was today sponsored by Gretchen's weight problem.

He said: "If I wound the clock back a week, let's say, and I was offered the week on the training pitch that the players have given me, a 2-0 victory, no injuries, I'd snap your hand off.

Pearce said: "If I wound the clock back and I was offered the week on the training pitch, a 2-0 victory and no injuries, I'd snap your hand off".

I was at the museum seven years ago, but I knew with the deep certainty of a muscle memory that if I wound my way through the next two or three rooms I would come across a favorite treasure: Piero della Francesca's diptych portraits of the Duke and Duchess of Urbino.

"If I wind up $150,000 in debt, I won't lose sleep over it," she said.

If I wind up not playing well, it's not because I got scared.

If I wind up making millions of dollars, it's a bonus.

"Swear on your grandmother's Bible that you will put a gun to my head if I wind up like my father".

If I wind up on jobseeker's allowance, I might try applying for entry-level jobs at the following organisations: Jobcentre Plus, Atos Origin, and the DWP.