Sentence examples for likely to wind from inspiring English sources

Because, like it or not, Turnbull is very likely to wind up the hero in this situation, in a very quiet and devious way that basically involves him doing nothing.

As it is, many are likely to wind up in the hands of incumbents like Telekom and Springer.

Just like with DND International, the numbers suggested the carrier was more than twice as likely to wind up in a crash.

These two blockbusters may not be likely to wind up together on the general reader's bookshelf.

One of the cooks was likely to wind up triumphant and proud.

But which distilled spirits company is likely to wind up as their new owner?

For that reason alone, she said, she was likely to wind up voting for Mr. Gore.

So it is likely to wind up tying or beating its competitors for the half hour.

The company is weighing two long-shot bids, but it is more than likely to wind down the brand.

It seems likely to wind up as one of the worst American environmental disasters, if not the worst.

They are much less likely to wind up in prison or in mental hospitals than the native-born.