Sentence examples for might also wind from inspiring English sources

If you stop by for chocolate-covered éclairs and napoleons filled with fresh custard ($2 each), you might also wind up with a linzer torte or two filled with raspberry jam ($1.75).

So I tell my story, and these colleagues, while some people might have an impression about them, they also wind up being my friends.

You may also wind up spending a lot of money on lawyers, accountants and appraisers to avoid estate taxes that might not exist soon.

See also wind instrument; woodwind.

But you can also wind up broke.

The double-decker book Wind/Pinball, 1973 hit the stores on 4 August, so we might also want to bring that into play.

It also winds up undermining achievement".

That billowing curve might also evoke a wind-filled sail, the aluminum struts the keel and frames of a wooden hull -- a suggestion of the ships plying the China trade that brought Salem, 20 miles north of Boston, huge wealth and sophistication in the first years of the new American republic.

At this point, you might also factor in wind (no charts for that, just an experienced estimate).

Spent wisely, $15 billion could go a long way; but it still leaves 5m children without insurance, and it might also knock the wind out of other ideas.

The achievement of homogeneous strength along continuously extruded long shapes, which is important for the CMS coil winding, might also be crucial for structural applications where homogeneity of properties has to be maintained over long lengths.