Sentence examples for is winded from inspiring English sources
noun
Real or perceived movement of atmospheric air usually caused by convection or differences in air pressure.
- The wind blew through her hair as she stood on the deck of the ship.
The micro fibril is winded around the inner layer with an inclination.
It is difficult to tell if he is winded from the pursuit or engaged in some kind of victory lap.
"I basically handle the emotional state of Joey, because I control his breathing by bending up and down, depending on whether he is winded or tense or afraid or at ease," said Alex Hoeffler, who is under Joey's front half, joined by Zach Villa behind and Jude Sandy outside.
If Twitter is taking a breather, the HuffingtonPost is winded.
Take the red cable as an example, one end of the cable is tied on one side of the diagonal line, the other end of the cable is winded on the roller which is driven by a motor.
Interactive is winding down.
The clock is winding down.
And the stimulus is winding down.
Stimulus spending also is winding down.
With cold despair my horn is wound;.
