Sentence examples for it winds over from inspiring English sources

Your eyes — accustomed to flitting from computer screen to barking dog to matching socks — zero in on the surface of the road, the topography it winds over, the markers that tell you a turn is coming up.

Percy then reached Category 4 status north of Pago Pago as it winds reached over 135 mph (115 knots, 213 km/h) and the barometric pressure at its center fell to 925 millibars.

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This story means to be far ranging, but it winds up all over the map; there are enough strands of mystery for a diffuse investigation followed by a hasty tying-up of loose ends at denouement time.

The fabric used here was a shiny stretch fabric that has a lot of give and is satiny soft; it was wound over about four times.

But it wound up in controversy over a first-period exchange between the Rangers' Sean Avery and the Flyers Waynee Simmonds in which Simmonds apparently directed a homophobic epithet at Avery.

Why the reluctance to release the photograph, with the bullet wound over the left eye?

"In the next scene, you have to rotate the stick 360 degrees to get him to kiss her, but you can get really close and then wind it back, over and over, yelling 'PSYCH' at the TV screen.

At times protesters blocked roads, and communication was sometimes difficult, but despite these challenges for the police the protest was allowed to continue, and it slowly wound down over a period of three months.

"If you take the size of it -- it was so vast and it had winds blowing over such a wide area of ocean -- it put a tremendous volume of ocean water in motion and carried it with it as it moved northwards.

It unleashed strong winds over miles and caused more than 740 deaths.