Sentence examples for it wound itself from inspiring English sources
It wound itself up to avoid this outcome, and its liabilities vanished in a puff of poisoned gas.
And as the movie contemplates the rewards and perils of giving and receiving, it winds itself into stomach-turning knots.
David Sedaris's voice is familiar to listeners of This American Life or Radio 4's Meet David Sedaris: arch, insinuating, slightly world-weary as it winds itself around childhood recollections, awkward moments, modern fables.
Nor does it wind itself around your heart, as some also assert.
While "agitation and mutability" are part and parcel of democratic politics, religion would mortally wound itself if it joined the "struggles of faction".
It has since told the commission it is winding itself up.
A once-prominent Leaguer has even suggested it should wind itself up so its members can join Mr Berlusconi's party, Forza Italia.
At times "Sidewinder" wound itself into knots, yet it mirrored not only a dance but also a way of thinking.
Once the clematis gets growing, it'll wind itself onto anything.
Christian's buried grief has wound itself into a tight spring of rage and resentment, and it finds expression in a coldly rational, self-justifying impulse toward violence.
